Patient's question:
When walking, I noticed that my daughter's gait has a certain inward turning pattern, with her right foot being slightly more forceful while the rest is normal, though she is a bit underweight. I wonder if there are any good methods to treat or correct this? By the way, it might be caused by calcium deficiency. During her early walking stage, she suffered from illnesses that led to significant loss of trace elements, but now that's all gone. However, her walking still looks a bit unsatisfactory to me, and I'm getting really anxious!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh, it's absolutely not due to genetic factors. I sincerely hope a doctor can provide some guidance—willing to offer a generous reward. Thank you so much for your help now!Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, when a child walks with an inward turning gait, it is mostly related to rickets. Advice: If X-rays or bone density tests reveal active changes of rickets, further treatment should be planned based on the test results. Doctor's inquiry: