Patient's question:
I have a friend whose child is now thirteen months old and has already started walking. However, recently it was discovered that she has severe pigeon-toed walking and her buttocks are also raised upward. Please ask if this condition requires a visit to the hospital.Doctor's answer:
Hello. First, it's normal for a baby's legs to be slightly bent after just learning to walk. There's no need to worry too much. You can supplement with calcium for the baby, such as calcium carbonate D3 granules or Garee, Diqiao, and getting more sun exposure can also promote calcium absorption. Wishing the baby good health, happiness, and cuteness! The occurrence of pediatric orthopedic conditions significantly affects the patient's health. In addition to timely treatment, it's also crucial to pay attention to daily care. Rest and enhance nutrition to avoid or reduce the chances of the condition.