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I suggest you refrain from commenting in an aggressive manner about things you know nothing about. "Growing pains" probably have a wonderful technical name - but it is a genuine condition that is hereditary, a proven condition, and there is no cure ... we are trying to help Xenia ... those of...

... and you also know nothing about it so are in no position to "debunk". Wylie has just shown a link above that explains that bones "do" grow faster than muscle in some - and therefore it is possible that "growing pains" and Osgood-Schlatter may be linked ... and if kids can suffer from this...

Junior had this also (as well as) around 6 months ago ... after a lot of complaining by her, took her to the doctors and got x-rays. Turns out the tendon attaching her kneecap to her shin had detached. Apparently this is quite common in active children as the tendon is very weak and cannot...

I had it while growing up - so did my younger sister (and one of hubby's older daughters) ... excruciating ... and now junior (11 yrs old) has also had them on and off since she was 2 yrs old (perhaps younger but she couldn't tell me). I have been told by an expert that the cause is hereditary...