Patient's question:
Hypertonia in both lower limbs, more noticeable in the right leg, with the heel not touching the ground. The left foot touches the ground but immediately lifts up, not settling properly. The right leg is thinner than the left leg. Both knees have high patella position, and the right heel is inwardly deviated. Apart from not participating in sports, daily life is normal.Doctor's answer:
Postoperative recurrence is common in peripheral nerve constriction surgery, and current surgical techniques have a very minimal impact on the spine.Currently, I only consider peripheral nerve constriction surgery as a secondary option. We know that pediatric neurorehabilitation has a significant impact on children. If left untreated or if the treatment method is incorrect, the condition progresses rapidly, which can cause great harm to the child. Therefore, parents should pay close attention to their child's condition and seek timely treatment.