Do growing pains at 19 mean anything?

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I randomly started getting alot pain in my legs reminiscent of growing pains I used to have when I was younger. Does this mean anything significant?
 
Probably cope and you are more likely to get injured lol.

There are rare deformities where you keep growing.
 
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It’s common in women who get frequently butt fucked

I’d just recommend u stay off of Grindr for a month and you should be fine
 
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it means youre probably destined to be a beta male.

mf getting growing pains in his TEENS...

fucking over.
 
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Probably cope and you are more likely to get injured lol.

There are rare deformities where you keep growing.
I was thinking of this aswell, so I stopped moving for like a week to see if it went away, but it still is persisting.
 
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I randomly started getting alot pain in my legs reminiscent of growing pains I used to have when I was younger. Does this mean anything significant?
See a doctor.
 
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most scientific sources say growing pains don't actually mean you're growing. there are several theories for the cause of growing pains but i personally think it's the after effects of bones growing, because why would only children who grow a lot experience them and only at night? even perfectly healthy children who haven't performed heavy physical activity are getting growing pains. just because we don't have the technology to know what it means doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.

i don't think it's a direct cause and effect. experiencing growing pains doesn't mean you're growing at that moment itself, it's more like sore muscles one day after training. if you grew in the morning you will feel the pain at night because your bone will create new cells and adjust to it's new environment.

everytime i take phenibut in the morning at a dosage of 750mg> i get growing pains during the night. i think it's because phenibut increases growth hormone, but there are also people who think the pains are caused by dehydration or certain deficiencies. if i were you i would make sure to drink enough water and take vitamins. if you still have growing pains and you didn't perform any heavy physical activities it's most likely a sign that you've been growing lately. that doesn't mean you're getting taller because you can also grow thicker bones.
 
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most scientific sources say growing pains don't actually mean you're growing. there are several theories for the cause of growing pains but i personally think it's the after effects of bones growing, because why would only children who grow a lot experience them and only at night? even perfectly healthy children who haven't performed heavy physical activity are getting growing pains. just because we don't have the technology to know what it means doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.

i don't think it's a direct cause and effect. experiencing growing pains doesn't mean you're growing at that moment itself, it's more like sore muscles one day after training. if you grew in the morning you will feel the pain at night because your bone will create new cells and adjust to it's new environment.

everytime i take phenibut in the morning at a dosage of 750mg> i get growing pains during the night. i think it's because phenibut increases growth hormone, but there are also people who think the pains are caused by dehydration or certain deficiencies. if i were you i would make sure to drink enough water and take vitamins. if you still have growing pains and you didn't perform any heavy physical activities it's most likely a sign that you've been growing lately. that doesn't mean you're getting taller because you can also grow thicker bones.
thank you for the detailed explanation
 
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I never felt growing pains even when I grew 6 inches.
 
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