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9 year old complaining of leg pain and headached in the morning and at night. could this be growing pains or something more serious?
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Childhood pain: You should take your child to the doctor so he/she can examine him. It might be nothing serious, but maybe the doctor will want to order some lab tests.
Answered 10/25/2017
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