Patient's question:
Baby walks with feet turning inward, left leg is slightly thinner than the right leg, only calcium supplements are given. Can wearing shoes the wrong way solve the problem? Shouldn't other treatment methods be adopted? Is this a disease? Can you elaborate on how this condition affects a child's development and other aspects? Is this condition common?Doctor's answer:
Considering the calcium deficiency. You can take pediatric fish oil drops and calcium gluconate oral solution, or take AD calcium for treatment. If necessary, vitamin D3 injection therapy may be required. If there are digestive problems and nausea/vomiting, active treatment is needed to prevent calcium excretion from being affected. Get more sun exposure. The above advice is for the question "Is the baby's walking sideways due to calcium deficiency?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!