My 2 1/2 year old daughter keeps telling us her knee hurts has anyone had that with their younger children?

Answer 1

It sounds like "growing pains"...
Often when a quick growth spurt occurs, the joints are stressed and can become painful. This happens all through childhood and even through adolescents!

You may want to call the doctor and see if there is anything they can do to alleviate the pain. Cool compresses should help.

This should not last more than a week or so. If it does, I would definitely contact your pediatrician.

Answer 2

It sounds like "growing pains"...

Often when a quick growth spurt occurs, the joints are stressed and can become painful. This happens all through childhood and even through adolescents!

You may want to call the doctor and see if there is anything they can do to alleviate the pain. Cool compresses should help.

This should not last more than a week or so. If it does, I would definitely contact your pediatrician.

Answer 3

My youngest son would tell me that. Eventually, I took him to the Doctor, and he was diagnosed with Osgood Schlatters Disease. It is basically growing pains. He was growing fast and it put stress on his bones in his knees. It is not a fatal disease, just growing. This was about 12 years ago though. I'm not even sure if I spelled it right. He outgrew it. It stops when he stopped growing. He is 21 now.

Answer 4

nicely it does sound like the mum in regulation has stimulated your new child in some way why could any 2 a million/2 twelve months old be announcing mommy whilst rubbing down there in case you think of this woman is ****** up with the top because of the fact she has psychological matters why are you nonetheless bringing your new child around there thats what i dont get, write each and every thing down pass see a psychologist rfile it to them then pass to the law enforcement officers, get that ***** for everyting shes have been given , suited of success

Answer 5

Might get it checked out just in case. My daughter is also 2.5 and she constantly tells me her bottom hurts, we took her to the doctor and nothing is wrong, he said it is probably for attention, since that is exactly what she gets when she tells us it hurts, he said its highly common at that age to "fake" injury

Answer 6

if she says her knee hurts you need to take her to the doctor to make sure there's nothing wrong with it

my daughter is a little older but has never told me something hurts unless it really hurts

Answer 7

my son also kept saying that to me for a while but it passed or he forget about it. if it's troubling you and you see that she doesn't run well or something like that take her to the doctor to see if there is something wrong.