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Serenitree · F
Growing shouldn't hurt. If it does, you need to look into taking some calcium and magnesium.
But if the pain is unilateral, it's more likely some kind of injury. Maybe a pulled muscle or a pinched nerve. Of it doesn't go away in a couple of days, you should be seen by a doctor.
Jan. 1/17
6:46 pm
But if the pain is unilateral, it's more likely some kind of injury. Maybe a pulled muscle or a pinched nerve. Of it doesn't go away in a couple of days, you should be seen by a doctor.
Jan. 1/17
6:46 pm
CookieMonster280 · 22-25, F
growing sometimes does hurt. thats why its calleed growing PAINS. but thank you anyway. the rest helped a bit
Serenitree · F
@CookieMonster280: yes. I know it's called growing pains because growing does sometimes hurt. But it only hurts if you have some kind of vitamin or mineral deficiency. I've raised a bunch of kids who actually grew. They too occasionally had growing pains, but when I started them taking supplements, the growing stopped hurting in a day or two.
But, you aren't my child. So, I will now bow out.
Jan. 1/17
7:08 pm
But, you aren't my child. So, I will now bow out.
Jan. 1/17
7:08 pm
Mondayschild · F
any sports related injuries lately?
CookieMonster280 · 22-25, F
the closest thing to injury on that leg, is a thing with my big tothat relates to the arches of my foot but i dont think it is that
Mondayschild · F
@CookieMonster280: hmm Idk then :-(