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For leg pain

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My 6 year old daughter frequently complains of leg cramps. I put crepe bandage but it doesnt help. What should i do

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Dr. Rajesh Agrawal

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This is growing pain. Make her lots of water, electral water daily. Before sleep put her legs in warm water mix with salt for 5 minutes daily. Occasionally you can give her paracetamol. Regularly start her on calcium supplements

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Dr. Saman Fatima

Pediatrician 10 yrs exp Noida

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It's pain of growing bone. Give calcium-rich food like dairy products, green leafy vegetables, almond. Start on calcium and vitamin D3 supplementation.

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