Patient's question:
Strength, standing can't last long, but when it's 5-6 months, the feet are very strong. On March 1, 2010, I care about what kind of assistance: can you explain what the reason is?...Doctor's answer:
It can be calcium deficiency, but a thorough check must be conducted before drawing a conclusion. Recommendations: If the child is young, it is also necessary to check for any abnormalities in brain development, such as congenital brain developmental disorders or cerebral palsy. Additionally, check for any leg deformities, such as "O" or "X" shaped legs, or saber-toothed legs, which can all cause unsteady walking. Furthermore, weakness and frequent illness, as well as malnutrition, can also lead to weak walking; progressive muscular dystrophy is one example. Therefore, it is essential to seek medical treatment and undergo a comprehensive health check to provide a comprehensive analysis for diagnosis and treatment.