What causes "growing pains" ? ....................................?
828444
Medical science doesn't have solution on many such problems. Right from migrain to your problem nobody can repply you. But Alternate systems of medicines know it.\nThere was excess of coldness energy in your body which caused that problem.\n Second possibility is excess fear in your mind. If you had fearful nature it confirms.
246187
Are you still growing?  That might be a cause of it.  Are you pretty athletic?  That could be another cause.  After you work out/practice be sure to stretch & take a warm shower to relax the muscles you just worked.
88819
My first question is have you seen a doctor about this?\n\nThere are a number of diseases that could cause bone pain, but this question and answer format is not really a good place to get a diagnosis or help for it.\n\nI have attached just one website that talks about bone pain. I think if you read it you will see that you need to get yourself to a doctor.  Your problem may be nothing serious, but it could be quite serious.\n\nGood luck with getting this sorted.
986673
It could be sciatica.  It occurs quite often and often goes undiagnosed for many years.  I recommend you get a doctor's opinion though as this is just my two cents.
289939
My back was hurting so bad it was hard for me to stand for long periods or sit,it was like a burning pain right in my lower back,I went to the chiropractor and he said the reason I was having so much pain is because my pelvic had shifted (I never heard of that before),but now since I've been going it has eased up some. I have had back problems for years also,but more so since I've had my kids. Go to the chiropractor and find out for sure though!!!
1172214
It has been my experience that they are caused by dehydration and/or a need for potassium.. Try drinking fluids and eat some banannas which is a good source of potassium.
163811
There are so many causes of lower back pain that it would take a while to list them all.  They include kidney stones, spinal cord injury, disk disease, improper lifting, sprains and strains, sciatica, pinched nerve, compression fracture, prostate cancer or breast cancer that has spread to the spine, and the list goes on.  The most important thing is that if you have lower back pain that isn't respoinding to the usual treatments and lasts for more than a week, see your doctor.  Most likely it isn't anything serious, but it could be serious.
881211
It could be\n\n1.Simple as growing pains\n2.Puberty\n3.Side effects of birth control pills\n4.Sign of pregnancy\n5.Sign your getting your period\n6.One of the other 3258723 reasons womens breasts hurt sometimes.\n\nTake your pick!
263635
Puberty normally starts around 11 years old but can be later.\nIf your breast area and ribs are sore like an achey kind of pain then that sounds like growing pains.\nIf you are worried your school nurse can put your mind at rest but it does sound like growing pains to me.
54359
Sounds like side effects from the medication you're taking.  Especially if you never experienced this before and you've never had any kind of physical trauma to your spine or shoulders.  Sometimes the drugs we take cause more problems than they cure, check the side effects of all the medications you're taking.  Ask a pharmacist if any or combination of meds can cause the side effects you're experiencing.  \nI personally have stopped taking all of the Pain Killers and Anti-Inflammatories for a chronic pain syndrome because of numerous spinal trauma's and shoulder injuries.  Started seeing a Naturalist and an Acupuncturist for my condition because I was absolutely tired of the side effects and also it was destroying my digestive system.  I'm not 100% pain free yet I feel better than I did before!  Don't have to worry about what new drug the Pain Specialist was going to put me on next and the wicked side effects associated with it.  Just so that he could get his kick back from the Pharmaseutical Industry.  I'll step off of my pedestal.  I'm alot healthier now then I was then taking all of those meds, I'll just cope with the pain and work around it.  I've been dealing with chronic pain since I got out of the military in '89 and have been on meds since.  Not anymore for almost six months!
422238
You could be growing but usually the pain happens in your legs. I would suggest going to a doctor. Don't worry. They will probably just tell you to tape it up or do something to make it better. Make sure you see one before things get worse. It's probably not anything big but it's better to be safe then sorry. Good Luck with basketball!
105578
There are many things that could cause this.\n\nYou shouldn't be asking here. See your doctor!
644427
low back ache is caused by number of reasons,most commonly posture related, some kind of trauma,spondylosis etc. even renal stones,give referred pain to low back. make sure u go to a good doc to rule out these conditions.
1048328
Stop doing whatever it is that is making them hurt.  Get up and walk.  If all else fails take some tylenol and call a doctor.
546702
look i'm 18 years old and i've had chest pain since i was like 7 or 8 anyway i know how you feel not knowing what's wrong. i've been told it was caused by lifting stuff i'd strained/streched some muscles in my chest, i slept wrong, that they're panic attacks, it was caused by coughing due to a cold, that i had plorisy (or however you spell it), no one to this day can tell me what's wrong. i've been through the blood work, ekg's, ect. and they can't find anything wrong. i think it because when they schedule these things, during the time of having them done i'm not having the pain, so i guess that's why the basiclly tell me that it's all in my head. but hey i'm here for ya. it might take a while but in time they'll find out it's not all in out heads. in the mean time if you need omeone to talk to that understands the pain e-mail me at wolfspan16@yahoo.com . good luck though i know how painful they can be.
405311
No the main causes are from smoking, hypertension,vascular problems,and diabetes, and some unknowns as in all problems.\nbut yes contact a specialist, as treatments can relieve your pain. Try going to NetWellness.ORG for research
924432
More than likely it's due to the pregnancy... your baby is going to be putting on weight soon so the placenta is gonna get bigger-  causing pain in your sides, back, ect. But just to be safe I would bring it up at your next check-up