Patient's question:
Hello, my baby is 43 days old, and the physical examination at 42 days indicated that the adductor angle and popliteal angle were too large, measuring 120 degrees. Is this a sign of low muscle tone? The doctor asked me to do exercises at home for a month and then come back for a follow-up check-up. I'm very worried.Doctor's answer:
Simply having a larger popliteal angle does not indicate muscle tone issues. It is necessary to combine other aspects of the child's physical examination. The hospital has provided guided treatment, and we need to persist with it and conduct regular follow-up examinations. Simply having a larger popliteal angle does not indicate muscle tone issues. It is necessary to combine other aspects of the child's physical examination. The hospital has provided guided treatment, and we need to persist with it and conduct regular follow-up examinations.