Patient's question:
My child is 18 months old and will never walk. Is there something wrong? They can crawl, pick things up, stand up, and can walk but not independently. It feels like their legs have no strength. After checking, it was found that they are calcium deficient, so they are taking calcium supplements. It still feels like their legs have no strength when standing, and it's hard to stand. Could it be that their waist is weak? Is there any illness?Doctor's answer:
Consider the calcium deficiency it may cause. If necessary, have a trace element test for diagnosis. After diagnosis, develop a treatment plan. You can take pediatric fish oil drops and calcium gluconate oral solution, or take Diqiao Calcium. If necessary, use vitamin D3 injection for anesthesia treatment. If there is poor digestion and nausea/vomiting, active treatment is needed to prevent interference with calcium metabolism. Get more sun exposure.The above is the advice for the question "My child is 18 months old and will not walk, is there a problem? He can crawl." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!