When holding a baby, you often hear the joints of your body making noise.

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Hello, the ligaments of infants are relatively weak, the joint sockets are shallow, the ligaments around the joints are relatively loose, and the bone tissue is also soft. The ends of long bones have cartilage. When the main joints perform flexion and extension movements, similar "clicking sounds" may occur.
Advice: Hello, as the child grows older, the ligaments will become stronger, and the muscles will also develop. This joint clicking sound will gradually disappear. There's no need to worry.