Question
A 2-year-old and 2-month-old child underwent X-shaped leg surgery and was fixed with an 8-character nail, but experienced a recurrence of the condition, which has persisted for over a year. The doctor’s diagnosis suggests that the epiphysis may have been injured, predicting a height of no more than 150 cm. How should children with X-shaped leg recurrence after surgery be handled?
Answer
Currently, this situation may involve various functional impairments leading to a recurrence of similar problems. It is recommended to conduct a specific assessment to help determine the current situation. Further rehabilitation training may be required. In the face of the challenge of X-shaped legs, it is important to actively pursue checks and treatments without avoiding medical consultation. If the treatment for X-shaped legs is not effective, the treatment plan should be adjusted promptly.