Patient's question:
A friend of mine recently encountered this issue and stayed in the hospital for a period of time. I visited him, and he said he was a bit in pain and couldn't sleep at night, which greatly affected his condition. Is it possible for the high bone on a child's foot to develop something?Doctor's answer:
If the child does not feel any discomfort, it is likely the result of congenital development, and we can continue to wait and see. Additionally, it may be due to bone prominence, causing friction while walking, which can lead to localized skin hyperpigmentation. Switching to comfortable shoes might help.It is a symptom caused by calcium deficiency and congenital diseases, which can be treated with calcium supplementation, nutritional support, increased nutrient intake, and supplementation of vitamins and trace elements. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is also important.