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Is your child complaining of leg pain at night? What parents should know about leg pain in children
It can be unsettling when your child wakes at night saying their legs hurt. Some children may point to their calves, thighs, knees, or shins. Others may simply cry, ask to be carried, or find it hard to explain where the discomfort is coming from. Leg pain in children can happen for many reasons. It may be linked to active play, muscle tiredness, minor bumps, changes in physical activity, footwear, posture, or temporary discomfort after a busy day. Some children may also desc
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Why do children get headaches? Understanding possible causes of headaches in children
When your child says their head hurts, it can be difficult not to worry. Some children may describe a dull ache, while others may say their head feels tight, heavy, or painful in one area. Younger children may not have the words to explain the pain clearly. Instead, they may become quieter, more irritable, less playful, or want to rest. Headaches in children can happen for many reasons. They may be linked to fever, viral infections, tiredness, dehydration, missed meals, block
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