Patient's question:
Hello, severe outward deviation of the right foot, basically only the right half of the foot touches the ground when walking, the foot leans outward. When walking for a long time, the base of the little finger muscle aches. What should I do if the foot deviates outward when the sole touches the ground?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the current calcium deficiency is quite severe. While supplementing with calcium, you should also have a check-up in the neurology department of a local hospital to rule out other diseases, so as not to mask the condition and delay treatment time. We should not rush. Based on the current situation, we cannot diagnose cerebral palsy. We need to pay attention to fine motor skills of the hands, eye-hand coordination, etc. Around 12 months, if you still have difficulty standing, you should consider treatment. It is recommended that you go to a regular professional hospital for a check-up.