Patient's question:
Bicornuate uterus. The child's left leg's calf appears slightly shorter. The doctor suggested an X-ray, which was taken of the pelvis. The results showed no abnormalities, but his left knee still cannot straighten and keeps bending back. I still feel uneasy. The doctor's implication is that the pelvis is fine...Doctor's answer:
Checking is most important. Moreover, you still think there is a problem, and I hope you can switch to another hospital for another check-up. Advice: A single X-ray is not a problem. It will never interfere with the body. The dose is far too low to cause any harm to the body. Only long-term exposure to radiation could potentially have an effect. A hip dislocation or hip subluxation may also require an experienced doctor to confirm. A follow-up examination is necessary to check again. The above is the advice for the question "Does radiation affect infants?", hoping it helps you. Wishing you good health!