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Pediatric orthopedic
My son is 2 and half years old and he is still walking in toes.I am a little worried about this and wanted to know if this is normal and if not should i consult a pediatric orthopedic.He very often complains about legs pain and most commonly in night due to which he does not sleep.please advise what needs to be done
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Usually improve by its own with age
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Dr. Rajesh Gayakwad
Orthopedist
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Calf muscle tightness could result in such scenario in addition to walking habits.That could be informed only after detailed clinical examination.
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Dr. Sreelekha Indrakanti
Orthopedist
8 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You need to consult a pediatric orthopaedician for his gait analysis. They will examine clinically and suggest you accordingly.
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