Children may experience leg pain during their rapid growth phase, often associated with growth pains, muscle fatigue, or calcium deficiency. Adequate rest, calcium, and vitamin C supplementation may help alleviate symptoms. In some cases, symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication may be necessary. It’s important to rule out other possible causes, such as rheumatism or synovitis.

Children’s leg pain may be caused by rapid growth or calcium deficiency, or it could be related to other body inflammation.

Children’s knee pain may be related to calcium deficiency and growth pains. It is recommended to enhance nutrition and calcium supplementation.

Teenage knee pain may be accompanied by swelling, but it is usually temporary and improves with reduced activity.