Bones cracking

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Bones cracking

Asked for Female, 33 Years

Hello doctors, my 2.5 month baby girl is having cracking sound in her legs.. Is it normal or have some issue?? How to resolve it??

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Dr. Jinia Saha

Pediatrician 10 yrs exp Kolkata

Popping occurs due to flexibility of the baby, but you need to ensure that there is no hip problems. Please do consult.

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Dr. Santosh Bangar

Pediatrician 16 yrs exp Ahmednagar

Joint sound?

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Dr. Anurag Mohta Pediatrician 11 yrs exp Indore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anurag Mohta

Pediatrician 11 yrs exp Indore

It's normal in maximum cases . If it persists for a longer time.. consult nearby Pediatrician

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