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How to treat foot pain in children
Ask your child where he is experiencing pain in his feet.
Have your child point to the area or areas on his feet where he is feeling a sharp pain or throbbing. He may also have pain in other areas of his legs, like his knees, his ankles, or his calf muscles.
Select from:
[1]. Ask your child if he has any headaches or aches that are not eased by foot pain. He can instruct you to tell if the problem is caused by the pain or by something else, such as a sudden increase in blood pressure or diabetes.
[2]. Ask him to point one area of the area toward the heel of his foot and the other at a point of discomfort near his knees. For example, if your child points at his knee, you may point to the area between his leg and kneecap.
[3]. Encourage him to point to his feet so you can fully check for pain. Younger children that are going through a lot of pain may not want to show you where they are experiencing foot pain.
[4]. Ask him to point out the specific areas of pain. This will help you determine where the pain is originating on his feet and legs, and determine the possible causes of his pain.
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