My 3 year old has been waking up every so often complaining about his feet being sore and needing to keep his feet on top of his blanket rather than tucked up nice and warm. It only happens occasionally but is always at night. He has no complaints about it during the day. I have asked him about it and all i am getting from him is that sometimes its one foot down along the inside and sometimes its both feet. The pain can somtimes last for hours during the night with him crying and rubbing his feet together while trying to get back to sleep. I try to massage them for him. Sometimes he lets me other times he does not. It has been happening for about 8 months on and off now and i still have no idea why or how it is happening. I have heard that if i take him to the GP that he will tell me it is growing pains but i might just have to anyway. I thought i would post this thread first to see if it there is any other parents out there that has a similiar issue and if they have got a diagnosis on it.
Don't panic, but rickets is back with a vengeance in the UK, as a direct result of widespread sun avoidance. Your GP should test his vitamin D levels straight away.
Foot pain
He may be suffering form Iodine deficiency.I think you should consult to a good physicians.
He may be suffering form Iodine deficiency.I think you should consult to a good physicians.
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I agree it could be deficiency of vitamins ans minerals. Give him lots of fruits and vegetables.
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Fred
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I think your baby have nerves problem. So i think you need to consult with doctor.
he maybe suffering from luck of iodine
It may be worth finding a local qualified podiatrist, who could assess and and advise about what course of action to take. However, I've just pinged that this thread was started a couple of years ago. I hope there has been a positive outcome to his problem.
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There might be Iodine issue with him. No wory just consult with any good physician. Well my wife is doing [url]health and safety courses[/url] in order to meet such circumstances. These courses are quite helpful for all the mommy's.
It's better to consult a doctor and get rid of this problem.
Don't panic, but rickets is back with a vengeance in the UK, as a direct result of widespread sun avoidance. Your GP should test his vitamin D levels straight away.
I also like your opinion, children have expressed: crying, startled, or sweat, removing slow, slow teething, children may become more severe rickets make soft and deformed bones, seizures by lowering blood calcium.
You don't must to worry because small child often suffer on that pain. If you want be sure, that all is fine you should go to the specialist.
Vit D deficiency would fit here...
Foot pain
He may be suffering form Iodine deficiency.I think you should consult to a good physicians.
I agree with you