What is the reason that my bones are very painfull when putting any pressure on them especially when leaning o

Answer 1

Which bones?? Pressure where? Why do you put pressure on them? We need to know these things to help you.

Answer 2

If you're still growing, it could be osteitis - an inflammatory condition of unknown origin; fortunately it *usually* responds to pain medication, but it may last for months. Other possibilities include infections, damage to the bones (for example from chronic calcium depletion), and - not meaning to worry you - lupus, or bone marrow disorders such as lymphoma. While you might find some temporary relief from ibuprofen or other OTC pain meds, you'll need a doctor to figure out what's going on. Good luck.

Answer 3

Hi Christine. Painful bones are not normal. Please take your symptoms seriously. Two disorders quickly come to mind that may be causing these pains.

First, vitamin D deficiency is very common today (it is at epidemic levels) and can cause bone pain. Severe vitamin D deficiency causes Rickets/Osteomalacia.

Second, vitamin C deficiency is becoming very common. 50% of Americans consume less than the RDA for vitamin C. 25% consume less than half of the RDA levels which places them at risk for developing scurvy. Scurvy is 'on the rise' and can cause bone pain.

It may be a good idea to seek professional help with your symptoms. Something is definitely not normal with your bones.

Best wishes and good luck.

Answer 4

I would start with taking Calcium.

Answer 5

Can you offer some more info so we can answer your question?