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Old 02-12-2015, 06:27 PM #2
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Is she going through a growth spurt by any chance? I grew 3 inches when I was 13, and was in frequent discomfort. Sometimes when I would try to run, I'd get horrible foot and lower leg pain that would topple me. The same thing happened to a good friend (male) who was a year older than I was and also going through a growth spurt.

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I know it may be off topic a bit, I just bet some of you have some good answers. My 13-year-old daughter has started running track this year and has pain in her calves. I guess her coach believes it is shin splits and several of the girls have it. She also has pain in her feet when she runs, but not continually. So this could have something to do with PN since I have PN that I have apparently inherited from my mother. Any ideas on how she can relieve the pain? The coach tells her to put ice on her calves, but I don't see how this could provide anything but temporary relief. Thanks for any ideas.
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