Patient's question:
My child was involved in a car accident this year and suffered a fracture in their lower leg, which has not fully healed yet. They walk on their toes, and I wonder if there might be an issue with the tendons. About the previous treatment and its effectiveness: we didn't care how much assistance was provided—the other party was fully at fault. We want to undergo a comprehensive and thorough examination.Doctor's answer:
After the child's fracture was treated, how is the recovery going now? If a detailed examination through X-rays shows that the fracture line has healed, it means there isn't much of a problem with the bone. However, if the child is still walking on tiptoes, it may indicate that the tendons or soft tissues have re-. Post-surgical rehabilitation is a long-term process that requires gradual exercise implementation. Additionally, it's advisable to visit the hospital for a comprehensive and thorough examination to identify the underlying cause.