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Most parents have never heard of hip dysplasia until a doctor mentions it, and in that moment, the questions start flooding in. Will my child walk normally? Will waiting make this worse? Is surgery the only option now, and if so, how invasive will this treatment be? Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) is a […]
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Every parent has a moment of pause, that split second when they notice their child’s legs aren’t quite straight. Is this normal, or something to be concerned about? In most cases, it’s simply part of growing up. But occasionally, it’s a sign that the bones are developing abnormally. Knee deformities in children, such as bow […]
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Parenting a child with cerebral palsy (CP) is an experience that comes with learning, strength and continuous adjustments. One important yet often overlooked aspect of this journey is understanding hip dislocation in cerebral palsy. Most parents think that hip problems in cerebral palsy may already have been present at birth, however, hip dislocation usually occurs […]
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As parents, nothing is more upsetting than realising that your child is finding it hard to walk or run like other children. Walking problems in children could occur due to several causes. Some of them could be temporary, but others may require expert intervention. Getting a timely diagnosis and the right treatment can make all […]
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Imagine being told that your newborn’s spine hasn’t formed as it should. This is the condition called spina bifida. It occurs when the baby’s spinal column doesn’t form properly during pregnancy. The results from this condition can range from mild nerve issues to significant physical and neurological challenges. This article discusses the causes of spina […]
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Hearing the words “orthopaedic surgery” and “your child” in the same sentence can feel overwhelming. As a parent, it’s natural for your mind to race with questions: Is it safe? How long will recovery take? What can I do to support them? The good news is, with appropriate intervention, children often recover quickly and regain […]