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My nine year old soon periodically complains of pain in the back of his legs at night (knees/calves). are these growing pains?
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Pain in legs 9yrs ol: Yes thats more likely, but do check with your pediatrician, as it can be other conditions as well.
Answered 5/25/2012
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