Why does my child have knee pain?

Knee pain is a condition that generally occurs in the elderly. Of course, many young people also suffer from this condition. But in fact, in addition to the elderly and young people, children may occasionally suffer from this condition. In fact, this is something we don’t want to see, because children are still growing and developing, and knee pain may affect their bone development problems, so we must understand what is going on with children’s knee pain.

This pain is usually felt deep in the muscle rather than in the joint. Knee pain does not cause fever, chills, redness, swelling, limping, or joint pain.

The following symptoms may indicate that your child has a more serious problem:

The baby has pain in a specific part of the body, and it is so severe that he wakes up in pain at night. The doctor may take an X-ray to determine whether it is a bone infection or a tumor.

In addition to leg pain, the baby also had a fever, but the cause of the fever was unknown and there were no flu-like symptoms. The doctor will order a blood test to check for infection.

Your baby has joint pain, difficulty moving, or redness and swelling in the joints. The doctor will check to see what's wrong with that joint.

Your baby may have pain on one side of his buttocks, thigh, or knee, or may have trouble putting weight on one leg or may walk with a limp. Your doctor may order X-rays to make sure your baby's bones are fine.

Your baby may have pain for several hours during the day. In this case, be sure to take him to see a doctor.

After reading all the above content, we all know why children have knee pain. It is actually more difficult to treat children’s illnesses than adults’ because children have poor immunity and are also resistant to cooperating with treatment. And some diseases can affect children's development. So everyone must pay more attention. Please take good care of the children at home.