When pulling a baby’s hand, a crackling sound is heard, and the baby feels pain and is afraid to move the arm. After the doctor’s examination, it is indicated that there is no fracture, but the baby continues to report pain, and it is necessary to be aware of other possible issues.

X-Shaped Leg Recovery Methods and Precautions for Babies

X-shaped legs often correct themselves during childhood growth, but severe cases may require braces or surgical treatment.

How to cope with the diagnosis of bilateral femoral head ischemic necrosis revealed by MRI?

The Impact and Care of Pediatric Fractures

Parents inquire about whether a three-month-old baby can be held upright, and the potential effects on the child’s skeletal development.

Suggestions for the screening and treatment of causes of growth disorders in children

Information on whether a 4-year-old child can undergo a bone age test

If an in-toed gait is noticed after walking, timely correction is necessary, and parents should also be aware of any similar conditions to prevent the child from developing the same issue.

Treatment Recommendations for Pediatric Torticollis