Patient's question:
When a child is lying down at eight months, their legs seem a bit crooked, a little tilted, but they straighten up when standing. I want to ask if there's anything wrong with this.Additionally, he uses diapers at night. I want to ask if using diapers frequently has any bad effects on his legs.
What is spiral leg? Does this condition fall under it? If so, how should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the condition you mentioned is often caused by calcium deficiency or external trauma, such as a meniscus injury. In such cases, it is often recommended to supplement with calcium and check for any signs of trauma. It is advised to maintain good health, avoid cold exposure, and prevent fatigue. Eating more calcium-rich foods is also recommended.