When it comes to physical deformities, children may have a lot of questions and concerns. As a parent or caregiver, it’s important to talk to children about physical deformities in a sensitive and age-appropriate way. In this blog, we will discuss some tips on how to talk to children about physical deformities and provide information…
Read MoreSoccer is a beloved sport enjoyed by children around the world, but it also comes with a risk of injury. The most common soccer injuries for kids include sprains, strains, and fractures, as well as overuse injuries such as tendinitis and stress fractures. Sprains: The most common soccer injury for kids is a sprained ankle.…
Read MorePediatric shoulder injuries are a common concern among parents and caregivers of active children. These injuries can range from minor sprains and strains to more serious conditions such as fractures and dislocations. Understanding the causes and treatments of pediatric shoulder injuries can help parents and caregivers take the appropriate steps to ensure a full recovery.…
Read MoreOrthopedic injuries in newborns are rare, but they can occur during delivery or as a result of underlying medical conditions. Some of the most common orthopedic injuries in newborns include: Fractures: The most common type of orthopedic injury in newborns is a fracture of the collarbone, which can occur during a difficult delivery. Fractures of…
Read MoreGrowing pains are a common occurrence among many children and teenagers. As the name implies, they are pains that occur during the growing process. While growing pains can cause discomfort, they are usually harmless and temporary. Growing pains usually occur in the feet, legs, and thighs of children and teenagers. Typically, the pain is…
Read MoreRickets is a bone disorder caused due to vitamin D deficiency, resulting in soft, weak bones and skeletal deformities. It is a very common disorder in children but can be prevented with proper nutrition and supplementation. Causes: The main cause of rickets is a deficiency of Vitamin D, which is essential for absorbing calcium…
Read MoreAs we age, it’s important to take steps to ensure our bone health is in good shape. Bones are living tissue and need to be taken care of for us to remain healthy and active. Bone health is an important part of overall health and wellness. Our bones provide us with the structure and support…
Read MoreAs a permanent & complex disorder, cerebral palsy is caused due to brain damage in a child. Several factors can lead to brain injury. The child’s brain may also be harmed before, during, or after his birth. At Present, Cerebral palsy cannot be permanently cured. Through medicine, orthotic devices, speech therapy, physical therapy, or occupational…
Read MoreAccording to the Canadian Paediatric Society, “Fractures are common injuries in childhood. While most fractures are caused by accidental trauma, inflicted trauma (maltreatment) is a serious and potentially unrecognized cause of fractures, particularly in infants and young children.” Fractures in children happen when extreme force is applied to the bone. As the bone cannot absorb…
Read MoreEach child is born with bowlegged legs as they were folded in his mother’s womb. Therefore, bow legs in children under the age of 18 months are accepted as normal. The child’s legs progressively straighten as he begins to walk. Bow legs, however, are regarded as a physical abnormality if they appear after the child…
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