How to correct baby\’s O-shaped legs? It will be troublesome if it exceeds this time

Question 1: The child is one year and four months old and has learned to walk for one month. Recently I discovered that my baby has O-shaped legs. Could you please tell me, doctor, will this condition of my baby get better when he grows up? what do we need to be caucious about? Is corrective treatment needed? Dr. Cui Lixia answered: The baby has just learned to walk, so parents are advised to continue to observe it. Because babies who have learned to walk for less than two months will have protective postures when walking. Therefore, no correction is currently needed. If your baby\’s walking posture does not improve for more than six months, it is recommended to see an orthopedic surgeon. If there are no problems with the inspection results, it is recommended to continue close observation. Because during infancy, the baby\’s limbs are curled up, with legs in an M shape and hands in a W shape. This is actually a normal physiological phenomenon for the baby, and will slowly disappear with growth and development. Moreover, the shape of the baby\’s legs does not gradually become straight. Instead, it becomes curled up at the age of 1 year. It starts to straighten at the age of 1 and a half. The legs will be somewhat Will straighten and shape. (Picture source: Xiaodou Miao) O-shaped legs are often caused by premature standing, rickets and other factors. Therefore, during the observation period, parents should ensure that the baby\’s nutrition is balanced and supplement vitamin AD or vitamin D on time. Question 2: My child is four years old. Two months ago, he ate a lot of meat one night and did not poop for two or three days. Then he woke up the next morning and complained of stomachache, and then vomited. After vomiting, she was fine. I fed her Pediatric Jianpi Oral Liquid. Two weeks later, I developed a fever of 37.3 degrees due to food accumulation. Later, I took her for massage and prescribed medicine for strengthening the spleen and digestion, and she had diarrhea on the third day. Now I have a bowel movement every three or four days. The last two times, when I pee, I have watery stools, which are small and very watery. How should the doctor treat it? Dr. Luo Zhen’s answer: Pay attention to cooking yam, barley, hawthorn porridge for your baby, eat more fruits and vegetables, and eat some whole grains appropriately. You can do a blood test to see if it is caused by anemia, and take Xiaoer Fuppi Granules for a period of time. Question 3: When my baby was one month old, his jaw would sometimes shake when he cried. Later, when he got older, the shaking stopped. Now that I am one year old, my jaw will shake again when I cry. Doctor, what is going on? Dr. Sun Cuiying answered: If it is just a slight tremor when crying and no other symptoms, it is recommended that parents continue to observe closely.