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Parenting Toddlers (1-5) Community
This patient support community is for discussions relating to the challenges of parenting toddlers (age 1-5), including physical, speech, sensory, cognitive and emotional development, choosing a daycare/nanny, games & activities, and toilet training.
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by brwneyez9, Oct 03, 2008 01:59AM
Ok i am wondering the same thing. My DD just woke up to night screaming on leg pain. I thought growing pains. Then she kept say the top of her leg. So then i thought well maybe she is having a cramp. I tried to rub her leg. She kept say no the top. Finally i got it that she meant her knee. She has never done this before. I was wondering if you ever found anything out about your DD's leg pain. My dd is also 4.
by serodub, Oct 03, 2008 09:25AM
My daughter is having the same problem. She is only two, but has been complaining of knee pain for a while (3 mos or so). She wakes up crying in the night because her knees hurt. I usually give her motrin, and she will make it through the night. Besides growing pains, is there any other "problems" that this can indicate.
by Bmo311, Oct 05, 2008 08:16AM
I am still looking around for more info.
by MSM08, Oct 15, 2008 12:01AM
To: bmo311
Hello, my daughter is 3 yrs old. SHe had the exact same symptoms. Knee pain in the middle of the night as well as in the morning (more so in the morning) after visiting with her pediatrician and ortho they have concluded she has JRA (Juvenile Rheumatiod Arthritis). SHe has seen a pediatric arthritis specialists as well. This is definately something you should bring to your pediatrician's attention.
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