Category: Youth
2024 Sports Physicals
The Bone & Joint sports physicals event is back! We’re offering sports physicals from 5:00-6:30pm on Tuesday, July 16.
Sports physicals are free of charge, but a contribution to Peyton’s Promise of two non-perishable breakfast food items (boxes of cereal, granola bars, oatmeal, pop-tarts, etc.) OR a $10 monetary donation is requested.
Remember that all athletes under 18 must have signed parental consent. Access the parental consent form at this link: https://www.wiaawi.org/Portals/0/PDF/Forms/PPE-form.pdf
WIAA Sports Physicals
WIAA Sports Physicals @ Bone & Joint Center
Bone & Joint is offering FREE sports physicals, one night only!
In exchange, we encourage you to make a donation to Peyton’s Promise to help fight hunger in our community. Peyton’s Promise is in need of non-perishable breakfast items such as boxes of cereal, pop-tarts, granola bars, OR a $10 monetary donation to help purchase food for area pantries.
Tuesday, July 18, 2023
5 PM to 6:30 PM
Bone & Joint Center – Rib Mountain
225000 Hummingbird Road
Wausau, Wisconsin 54401
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Should I be concerned about my child’s back pain?
According to Orthoinfo, Yes. Back pain in children may signal a more serious condition. This is especially true if the child is younger than four years of age.
Back pain is quite common during childhood. Up to 70% of children experience back pain by the age of 15. Some instances result from serious medical conditions. Activity or overuse injuries may contribute to others.
See a medical provider at once if your child’s back pain lasts for more than several days or gets worse. If fever, nausea, tingling, numbness, trouble sleeping or walking, accompany back pain, it may signal a more serious condition.
