Patient's question:
What kinds of diseases can pediatric surgery treat, and which symptoms belong to pediatric internal medicine? How should I deal with pigeon-toed feet in children?Doctor's answer:
Children walk with an in-toeing gait, most of which is related to rickets. First of all, if your child does not have recent clinical symptoms, it may be a consequence of post-rickets syndrome. Under normal circumstances, children begin to lose their baby teeth around the age of 6, and the baby teeth start to fall out physiologically, while the permanent teeth that replace them erupt successively. By the age of 12–13, all baby teeth are replaced by permanent teeth. This is the stage of teething in children.