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My daughter is 5 yrs. old and her legs hurt a lot and sometimes even wakes her up at night. ?
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Growing pain: Growing pain affects children 3-10 years old, typically causing pain at night with no residual effects on daytime. Joint swelling or limping indicates otherwise.
Answered 3/26/2013
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