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My 18 month old does not walk yet.

2020-06-06 16:37:36
My 18 month old is still not walking, but stands with support. She is weak overall but very active. Should we be worried
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Yes he does have delayed motor milestones , although u haven't mentioned his speech and interactions otherwise .it could mean nutritional or even developmental issues so definitely visit a nearby Dr. Or even video consultation if really not possible . Plz donot delay.Evalution is must .

Answered2020-06-07 06:59:25

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Please evaluate nearby clinic....

Answered2020-06-06 17:16:03

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get a shot of injection vitamin d from your pediatrician it will be very helpful.. get hi serum calcium phosphorus & alkaline phosphate level done if possible

Answered2020-06-06 17:06:49

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