Patient's question:
Recently, I noticed that one of my child's legs is walking slightly outward. My mom said it's because they've been wearing cotton shoes all the time. Some people also say it's caused by calcium deficiency. What do you think is the actual reason? Thank you for your assistance: What is the cause? Let's make a few guesses.Doctor's answer:
The situation you described needs to be integrated to see how the child's knee joint development is abnormal. If there is no X or O-shaped legs, it may be considered an issue with the child's walking posture. Timely correction can be implemented.Advice: Many babies who learn to walk in walkers will later develop an outward foot-flare walking pattern. Parents should correct this promptly. Once the child starts walking, clearly tell them that they cannot walk that way and help them break the bad habit. With some time and correction, it can be improved. Don't be too impatient. Start paying attention to the baby's walking posture now and correct any issues immediately. It will definitely improve.