The child is now 14 years old and only stands at about 1.3 meters, significantly shorter than peers. The parents had not paid attention in the past, and there were no abnormalities in diet. They are seeking expert answers. Thank you.

A child around 5 years old has been complaining of leg pain recently. Is it normal for a baby’s neck to be crooked?

A 7-year-old child with a midshaft ulna fracture, after 5 months of walking with a limp and occasional pain, inquires whether this is normal and what methods can be used to improve the condition.

A five-month-old baby’s crooked neck might be due to a long-term single posture while lying down, and at this stage, the baby’s neck muscle strength is relatively weak. This condition usually improves gradually as the baby grows older.

If an infant’s musculoskeletal system exhibits outward curvature, it may be a sign of rickets. It is advisable to check for trace elements and supplement with cod liver oil and calcium. Additionally, increasing intake of legumes can help as the child grows, and the situation should improve.

Last week, a child fractured their left clavicle and was treated with a cast. The doctor mentioned that surgery was an option, but suggested a conservative treatment approach. After the reduction, there was a slight misalignment noticed. This is an X-ray taken during the follow-up visit yesterday; it still shows some misalignment. The doctor said the healing is going well and suggested going home to rest. If there is still concern, they can come back for another follow-up next week. Will such misalignment affect the child’s future? Can such a slight misalignment heal properly?

After fracturing my right foot, I’ve been using a small sun heater on the injury site. Could this lead to excessive swelling? Are there other methods to alleviate swelling?

A 10-year-old child experienced a displaced fracture of the left forearm after reduction. How should it be treated? Is surgery necessary? Can normal function be restored without surgery?

Discussing the appropriate timing and methods for calcium supplementation in newborns, as well as the role of Vitamin D3 in promoting calcium absorption.

The question of whether it’s suitable to supplement zinc and calcium for a baby experiencing diarrhea.