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Child Complains Of Random Pains With Back To Back Ankle Injury, Shoulder Dislocation, Scoliosis. Cause Of Concern?

I have a 12 yr old daughter that has complained for years about random vague aches and pains. I have mentioned this to her dr but was assured that was normal. Within the last yr she has had an ankle injury in gym, a spontaneous shoulder dislocation during sleep, and most recently while being checked for pneumonia and flu found to have scoliosis during a chest xray . Do I need to be concerned and check for a second opinion
Mon, 19 Aug 2013
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Good morning
Children with scoliosis always have different kinds of body pains because of deformity they have. Pain killers can help but if pain is prolonged.
I would advice you to see orthopedic surgeon and physiotherapist for further management.
Hope I answered your question, I am ready to help if you have any more queries.
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Child Complains Of Random Pains With Back To Back Ankle Injury, Shoulder Dislocation, Scoliosis. Cause Of Concern?

Good morning Children with scoliosis always have different kinds of body pains because of deformity they have. Pain killers can help but if pain is prolonged. I would advice you to see orthopedic surgeon and physiotherapist for further management. Hope I answered your question, I am ready to help if you have any more queries.