How do you get rid of growing pains?

Answer 1

-Apply a heat pad

-Do stretches, especially before bed

-Rub the muscles where the pain is occurring

-try to rest it, and try not to think about it

Works for me and I have had them bad since 6 years old.

Answer 2

Well, first I'd like to tell you why I'm answering this...

Right now I have bad growing pains. In my legs! All over. Ouch!

Well I know how to help your pain go away.

Here are some ways you can help you relax and get rid

of the pain.

1. Massage the place it hurts the most.

2. Put a heat pack on the spot.

3. Take an aspirin or Tylenol or Motrin

4. [Most people don't like these but it helps a lot] Eat a pickle or drink pickle juice [only a little]

5. Stretch your leg or back. [or where ever the pain is]

Okay! There you go! That's what I do every time. I know It hurts right now but once you do all of this you'll feel much better.

Answer 3

Growing pains are a natural thing in fast growing teenagers and is something they get used to. ibuprofen and paracetomol can be used to help relieve the symptoms though. Always read the information leaflet with the tablets for dosage.

Answer 4

1. take ibeprophien
2. ice it
3. or take naps

Answer 5

nothing u have to live with it for the rest of your life

Answer 6

maybe an ice pack would help. it won't make them go away, but it will numb the area for a while.

Answer 7

Heating pads and medicine seem to help a lot. And too strech what ever part is sore. Also try taking a warm bath. Hope this helps.

Answer 8

I've heard you should massage it gently