Patient's question:
A newborn baby who is more than five months old makes a sound when moving the right leg joint—is this normal? The child likes to kick both legs constantly but doesn't like to stand. It is said that the baby is calcium-deficient, and now two new teeth have grown. Is the baby healthy?Doctor's answer:
According to what you mentioned, it doesn't necessarily mean it's the child's problem. Currently, there doesn't seem to be any issue based on your description. If the child has already started teething, it proves that it's not due to calcium deficiency. It could be related to the child's congenital factors. It's hard to determine any specific problems. If you're still not at ease, it's best to go to a regular hospital for X-rays to confirm the diagnosis. Wishing you early recovery! The above is advice for the question "Is it normal for a baby's right leg joint to make a sound during movement?" and I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!