Whether it is suitable for children to undergo abdominal muscle training and the potential effects it may have.

Experts recommend that newborns using umbilical cord bands should be disinfected and carefully cared for to prevent infection and promote wound healing.

A 16-year-old patient asks whether there is still a chance for treatment for hereditary bowing disease and how to increase the distance between her knees.

Discussing the feasibility and considerations of minimally invasive surgery in pediatric hernia treatment.

A slightly square-shaped baby’s head is not necessarily a sign of rickets. It could be due to calcium deficiency, spleen weakness, or malnutrition. Rickets can cause symptoms such as slow growth, pigeon chest, and costochondral ossification. It is important to treat these symptoms promptly. It is recommended to take the child to a specialist for a second opinion and to receive treatment under a doctor’s guidance.

If a baby’s head is larger than average, it might be a normal phenomenon, but it’s still recommended to undergo a check-up.

Inquiring about the reasons and solutions for a five-month-old baby’s soft and weak feet.

A slight hunchback in a child could be a Sequelae of kyphosis. It is recommended to check the serum 25-(OH)D3, blood calcium levels, and bone X-rays for a definitive diagnosis.

Is My Child’s Thinness Due to Rickets?

Neonatal hemolytic disease is a serious condition that requires immediate hospital treatment and nutritional support.