Patient's question:
Approximately the pelvic bone growth and development vary greatly Recent careful examination Past treatment history and effectiveness: Not yet clear What kind of help is needed: Hello, is there any interference with the child's growth and developmentDoctor's answer:
Asymmetry in the hip crease does not necessarily indicate a problem. Don't be too anxious first; you can check him yourself. The method is to have him lie flat on his back with his legs extended. Gently hold his calves and bend his knees, then separate his legs as much as possible, ideally close to the bed surface. If there is no pain or discomfort when doing this and both legs are symmetrical, then there should be no serious issues.Recommendation: If you still feel uneasy, it's best to have an ultrasound done at the hospital. The earlier the treatment for this condition begins, the better the outcome.