The cause of the baby's limp.

Babies limping may be more than just the cause of synovitis. This article will introduce the reasons and possible symptoms of the baby's limping for parents, and help parents better understand the baby's health.

Congenital dislocation of hip joint

Congenital dislocation of hip joint is one of the causes of infant claudication. Mild dislocation of hip joint can lead to claudication, and severe dislocation of hip joint can take duck-step posture.

♀? Gluteal muscle contracture

If your baby has a history of repeated injections into the right buttock and limps in a figure of eight, this may be a signal of gluteal muscle contracture.

Growing pains

When the baby's lower limb long bone grows rapidly, it may pull tendons, nerves and blood vessels, leading to claudication.

Calcium deficiency and rickets

Calcium deficiency and rickets are also one of the possible reasons for the baby's limping.

Cold and trauma

Babies' walking lameness is usually related to trauma and strenuous exercise, but interestingly, sometimes colds may also lead to lower limb joint involvement, which leads to lameness.

suggestion

Parents should closely observe the baby's limping symptoms, ensure that the baby has more rest and give enough love and care.