Growing Pains are NOT something kids have to “grow out of”

by | Nov 14, 2019 | Blog, Growing pains |

Growing Pains are NOT something kids have to “grow out of”

Growing Pains are NOT something kids have to “grow out of”

Growing Pains are NOT something kids have to “grow out of”

Growing Pains are NOT something kids have to “grow out of” 😃 There are stacks of things you can do to help kids out of foot ankle and lower limb pain. Pain free, no medication, no injections!

Does it make sense that all pain in kids lower limbs is from growing? NO it does not.

Kids pain is from all sorts of reasons least of all is from growing!

Want to learn more? Click the link below to see what our Foot doctors have published on Growing Pains.

Let’s get your kids out of pain and back into activity.

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Want more information? That's fantastic. There's stacks of videos that we've made. Look down below. There's most likely a link there, or check us out on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, etc., all the normal socials because we've got stacks of educational videos on heel pain and all the other conditions that we look after. Thanks and stay happy, healthy and active.

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Founder of A Step Ahead Foot + Ankle Care in Sydney, and former president of the Australasian Podiatry Council, Dr Brenden Brown (A.K.A Dr Foot) is a wealth of knowledge on how to take care of your feet, including how to find the best shoes.

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* No medical treatment can guarantee 100% success. Registered medical and health professions in Australia are by law not allowed to guarantee success. This comes as a result of all human bodies reacting differently to treatments. Patients should thoroughly consider all treatment options available to them.