Patient's question:
A few days ago, I suddenly noticed this while feeding the baby. Whenever she stretches her legs, the bone in the middle of her waist makes a sound, and it happens every time. It also makes a sound when she plays and stretches her legs. Moreover, it seems she doesn't feel any pain because she doesn't react when it makes the sound—she doesn't cry or fuss.Doctor's answer:
When the child extends their leg, the parent notices a sound coming from the spine. The skeletal system of infants and young children is still under development, but this situation will not occur again. It is recommended to take the child to the hospital's orthopedics department for a thorough examination. If all the tests are normal, appropriate calcium supplementation can be given to the child to increase bone density and prevent calcium deficiency.This is the advice for the question "Why does the baby's spine make a sound when they stretch their leg?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!