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Can a woman have growing pains at 23? i'm having constant pain in my right leg that feels just like the pain i had when i was younger with growing pains
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No: As a 23 year old female you have reached full adult height and are unlikely having growing pains. With chronic right leg pain that has failed to improve, I would consult with your primary care doctor for further treatment and evaluation.
Answered 4/7/2017
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