Patient's question:
Is it caused by iron deficiency if a toddler who just started walking has crooked legs?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Detected high levels of iron and lead in trace elements.
What kind of help is needed: Is medication required to regulate it?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, children around one year old are learning to walk. You need to check if their legs are strong. If their teeth are developing normally, they are unlikely to be deficient in calcium. Watching them eat dinner and seeing if they refuse the provided supplementary food can also indicate they are not deficient in zinc. The only way is to have a trace element check done at the hospital.This is the advice for the question "Is the leg stiffness of a 14-month-old child who has just started walking caused by iron deficiency?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!