Recognizing Hip Problems in Children: Symptoms and Signs

  Lumbar scoliosis occurs when the lower part of the spine curves sideways, forming a “C” or “S” shape. This condition can result from various causes, including congenital anomalies, neuromuscular disorders, or idiopathic factors. Common signs of  lumbar scoliosis  include uneven hips or shoulders, back pain, and in severe cases, impaired lung function. Causes of Lumbar Scoliosis Congenital Anomalies : Birth defects affecting spinal development. Neuromuscular Disorders : Conditions that impact muscle control and function. Idiopathic Factors : Unknown causes where scoliosis develops without a clear reason. Symptoms of Lumbar Scoliosis Asymmetry in the hips or shoulders Persistent back pain Visible spinal curvature Impaired lung function in severe cases Treatment Options for Lumbar Scoliosis Non-Surgical Treatments Physical Therapy Physical therapy aims to improve flexibility, strength, and posture. It is a cornerstone of non-surgical therapy and involves specific exercises...

Club foot , also referred to as Congenital Talipes Equinovarus (CTEV), is a common condition that causes the foot to turn inwards and downwards. If left untreated, this deformity can lead to lifelong impairment, affecting children's mobility and quality of life. In India, particularly in Gurgaon and Delhi, Child Ortho Spine Care is recognized as one of the top clinics for club foot treatment, offering advanced and efficient treatments under the guidance of Dr. Sanjay Sarup, a renowned pediatric orthopedic surgeon. Understanding Club Foot (CTEV) Club foot can be identified at birth and is characterized by an abnormal posture of the foot and ankle. It can affect one or both feet and varies in severity. The goal of CTEV correction is to improve foot alignment, function, and appearance, enabling children to walk, run, and participate in normal activities without pain or discomfort. Causes of Club Foot Although the exact cause of club foot is unknown, several factors may contribute to i...