Patient's question:
The baby is ten months old and growing well, but when sitting, the waist is not straight, and when standing, the legs are not straight. The head is large and the top of the head is square. Calcium supplements have been taken, but why is this happening? The same as before: previous treatment and effectiveness: How should calcium supplements be assisted: What should be done?Doctor's answer:
A ten-month-old child is developing well, but they are not sitting straight and have straight legs when standing, which indicates that their leg strength is still insufficient. This is not a concern; it will improve with time.Advice: Fish oil should be taken consistently. You can have your child's trace elements checked. If they are calcium-deficient, it's important to address it promptly. Overweight children often have calcium deficiencies.
The above advice is for the question, "My ten-month-old baby is developing well but doesn't sit straight or stand with straight legs." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!