Low-phosphorus anti-D rickets

Patient's question:

Recently, I occasionally saw news about low-phosphorus anti-D rickets. Unfortunately, my nephew is 7 years old this year and also suffers from this disease, which has led to O-shaped legs. I would like to ask the general public, is there a cure for this? Can it be completely cured?

Doctor's answer:

Need surgery, the specific details of the surgery, and the time of the surgery need to be asked from the surgical doctor. The medication can be temporarily stopped before the surgery, but it still needs to be continued after the surgery because there is a possibility of the leg bending recurring after the surgery. You need to go to the hospital for tests to provide relevant solutions and make a definitive conclusion. Similar conditions can be cured, don't worry.

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