Patient's question:
My son is now one year old and is taller than his peers, but he also has poor resistance and gets sick easily. I would like to know, what are the early symptoms of rickets in young children?Doctor's answer:
The early symptoms of scoliosis are manifested as newborns having noticeably shorter limbs, a larger head compared to normal, and a significantly thinner forehead. As the condition progresses and the child ages, chest bone abnormalities may reappear, with the middle part of the chest bones protruding outward or inward. The baby is very thin, and their intellectual development is slower than that of their peers. They are particularly prone to crying and have difficulty sleeping deeply at night, often waking up to eat, experiencing night sweats, delayed teething, thin hair, delayed standing, and almost no hair growth. They show little interest in their surroundings.