Why do children walk "inner eight"?Orthopeologist says

Top News · Henan Chamber of Commerce Luoyang Bao Guan Caiqing Correspondent Niu Ran

Many careful parents will find that children often walk in their toes, which is what we usually say to walk "inner eight".

So why does this happen and what should I do? May wish to listen to what Xu Yongshen, chief physician of the orthopedic department of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Henan University of Science and Technology!

Auntie Bao's focus! Walking "Nei -Eight" is common in children. Most of them are related to the incorrect sitting position (such as kneeling, "W" sitting) and bad walking habits.

If these habits are changed, the "inner eight" will be corrected by themselves as they grow. If these habits cannot be changed, the "Inner Eight" will continue to exist and even cause skeletal deformation, which require surgery.

If there is a child who walks in the "inner eight" in the family, parents can let him change the bad sitting position first, take him to the ground with straight lines, and encourage mepicular sitting. If it cannot be corrected for a long time and affects normal life, you need to go to the hospital in time.

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