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Pain in random parts of the body
She is experiencing mild pain in different parts of the body, few days back she complained about throat and then in chest and then in right hand.
The pain stays for almost like 1 hour and then go off itself.
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Most probably this is functional. and due to any kind of stress. Such children do not wake up in night from pain.
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explore the cause of her stress. keep her busy in other creative activities .get checked her Vit D status
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Mild exercise will work
Rest
Plenty of fluids
Reduce stress
Healthy diet
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Watch of other symptoms
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Can be post viral weakness
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Take a full description of pain in full body it may be functional.
Connect with the child with full affection and try to talk in detail.
Yoga every morning may help her.
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if problem persists then consult online
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Hi I can fully understand your worry
This is all related to stress... ease practice meditation as a full family.....and avoid late nights and start some minimal excercises..
Also we need to know more details of child to help in more better way..
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