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Sudden pain in sole of foot occasionally
My 10 yr daughter complains of foot pain, sometimes at toe area, sometimes heel and sometimes whole foot. This pain is not triggered by anything particular. Sometimes she gets up in middle of night complaining about pain. She is active in sports. She wears comfortable shoes. Sometimes she does not complain for months, and then suddenly without any reason her foot starts paining. She gets well after soaking the foot in warm water. But I am little concerned about her, should I be worried about this?
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It should not be ignored. It must be investigated and treated.
Give her balanced rich in minerals & vitmins.
Avoid exposure to cold.
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Yes foot pain in children is due to 101 causes. The most common one at 10 yrs can be idiopathic but other common conditions should be ruled out like tarsal coalitions ,dynamic muscular imbalance and accessory navicular. Google it and consult a foot and ankle orthopaedic surgeon.
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Calcium supplement
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Usually it is because of calcium and vitamin d deficiency in growing child . Give adequate nutrition diat. Consult dr for underlying cause
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blood test for determining deficiency
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