One-year-old baby walks with his feet a little crooked

When babies first start learning to walk, they may walk unsteadily and crookedly. Parents need to put on suitable shoes for their children and guide them to walk with the correct posture. Also, it is necessary to observe the reasons why the baby's feet are a little crooked when walking. For example, some may be imitating adults, or the child himself cannot control such symptoms. Examinations should be conducted based on the problems.

The baby walks with his feet a little crooked

Cerebral palsy in babies is what many parents worry about the most. Generally, if a child is born with difficulty in delivery or prematurely, the probability of the child suffering from cerebral palsy will increase. Another situation is kernicterus. Generally, severe kernicterus will cause brain damage in babies.

But now with the development of medical technology, the probability of kernicterus leading to cerebral palsy in children is very small. If most children are found to have severe jaundice after birth, the jaundice will generally be eliminated by blue light treatment.

How does cerebral palsy develop in children? What should mothers pay attention to?

The formation of cerebral palsy in children, by definition, is a sequelae characterized mainly by motor dysfunction caused by non-progressive brain damage. Generally, brain damage mainly occurs in the cerebrospinal system and thalamus, which usually control the child's motor and sensory functions. Therefore, when patients begin to suffer from this kind of brain damage, their movements will become slow, their sensory abilities will become very poor, and as the cranial nerves begin to become abnormal, the patient may experience increased muscle tone. Even muscles begin to deform, eventually leading to limb deformities.

So mothers are told to pay special attention before and after the birth of their children to try to avoid brain damage in their children. Take protective measures during delivery and do prenatal checkups. If your child is found to be carrying a hereditary gene or has physical deformities, drainage should be attempted as much as possible.

There are many cases of limb problems in children with cerebral palsy caused by muscle tone. Muscle tone is a force that repels and pulls muscles together. Usually this force controls the patient's muscles and limbs to complete movements. When muscle tension is too high, it is like a small tree being pulled by a rope, causing posture deformation.

At this time, we often see patients showing symptoms of toe gait, drunkard gait, and various foot deformities. At this time, we need to adjust the patient's muscle tension so that the patient's limbs are no longer over-pulled and the patient can recover.

This is also the best treatment effect that can be achieved for cerebral palsy in children at present. Surgical treatment is also the current treatment method for cerebral palsy in children, allowing patients to maintain good treatment effects for the longest time.