Patient's question:
Because I also have scoliosis, so it's likely genetic. When the child was young, we didn't pay much attention, but we noticed it when they started learning to walk. We've been to many hospitals, but none could solve the problem. We've tried wearing corrective shoes and binding the legs at night, but it hasn't improved.Doctor's answer:
Hello, rickets is a disease caused by vitamin D deficiency in infancy, leading to disorders in calcium and phosphorus metabolism in the body, resulting in poor bone calcification. Since rickets is caused by a lack of vitamin D, vitamin D treatment should be given. Generally, only 1 to 2 injections are needed, and the specific dosage should be determined by a doctor.