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Suggest Remedies For Legs Turning Inward During Walking

hello my son is 14 months old, he has been walking for about two months and i have noticed his legs turn in really bad from the top which causes his shins to turn in and his feet, i thought this would sort itself out as he got better on his feet but its getting severely worse, the doctor has referred him to see a consultant but it is not untill next month and each day is getting worse and he is tripping himself up alot.
Thu, 15 Oct 2015
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Hi... By what you quote it could be Rickets. Rickets occur due to vitamin d or calcium deficiency. I suggest you to do CBC, calcium and phosphate levels, and x ray wrist ap view for diagnosis. You should also start syrup calcium 5 ml two times a day for 2 months. Further treatment will depend on above reports.
Regards - Dr Deepak Patel, MD Pediatrics
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Suggest Remedies For Legs Turning Inward During Walking

Hi... By what you quote it could be Rickets. Rickets occur due to vitamin d or calcium deficiency. I suggest you to do CBC, calcium and phosphate levels, and x ray wrist ap view for diagnosis. You should also start syrup calcium 5 ml two times a day for 2 months. Further treatment will depend on above reports. Regards - Dr Deepak Patel, MD Pediatrics