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When growing pains aren't growing pains |
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by zj (December 2006) (rank 83rd) |
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A lot of children complain about pains in their arms, legs etc, and this can be what is called growing pains. But I would like to say to all parents out there, to get things checked out by a professional. Visit a chiropractor, or doctor depending on the issue concerned.
When I was a child I always complained about pains in my hip. My mum thought I was trying to get out of going to school (as most parents probably would), but I wasn't. It wasn't until I finished school and started working, that I went and got it checked out. This is probably after 10 or more years of suffering. X-rays showed that my pelvic bone was twisted out of alignment. After a few visits to the chiropractor, my legs became even, I was walking without a limp, and the pains ceased. I have monthly check ups with the chiropractor - but I have not had the pain in my hip since. If it had been fixed when I was a child, the monthly visits now, may not have been an issue. Listen to your children, and get things checked out. It may save a lot of future problems for your child.