A 12-year-old girl was born with a shorter neck and is seeking advice from an orthopedic doctor regarding treatment options.

A 15-year-old boy has been walking abnormally since around the age of 9, unable to walk properly for three years now. Despite family efforts to seek medical help, the exact cause has not been diagnosed. Some doctors speculate it may be due to hereditary factors, but there are no similar cases in the family history. When he sits on a chair, there are no obvious abnormalities, and his body and limbs appear normal. The family is very worried and does not want him to suffer lifelong disabilities. What kind of disease might this be? Where can he receive effective treatment?

This article offers general advice on the treatment methods for a 2-year-old child with a spinal curvature of 8 degrees and lumbar vertebra damage.

A 3-year-old child limped after playing with toy cars, initially thought to be a bump. By the third day, the pain seemed severe, and a check-up revealed a hip dislocation. The child has undergone reduction treatment and has been on bed rest for three days now. On the fourth day, the right leg still has a slight bend, but it’s better than before. The question is, how long will it take to walk normally? The child has always disliked jumping and bouncing. Will he be unable to do so in the future? What precautions should be taken besides these? (The child has never fractured before.)

My 5-year-old daughter often squats and says her legs hurt while running or walking, which may be due to calcium deficiency. It is recommended to supplement with calcium and yogurt.

A 7-year-old boy, in good health, experiences an unsteady gait and a tendency to fall after walking. The doctor recommends taking oral Sheng Mai drink and Huang Qi extract, along with increasing nutrition and rest. At the same time, it is advisable to actively exercise the body and consume fruits and vegetables.

An 8-month-old baby has been diagnosed with wry neck, with a swollen lymph node appearing on the neck. Inquiry about the treatment methods.

A 1-year-old child sometimes collapses due to weakness in the left leg while walking, but recovers the next day. How should this be handled? What about previous treatment and its effects?

A tumor the size of an egg yolk appearing inside a child’s anus may indicate anal prolapse, and medical consultation is recommended.

Inquire about whether it is normal for a newborn to have only one finger horizontally on their right hand, and the possible causes and treatment methods.