Bowed legs below knee level

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Asked for Female, 2 Years

My daughter is 1.9 yrs old, she is having low level of 25- OH vitamin D which is 13.91 ng/ml, she is developing bowed legs below nkee, kindly advice what precautions should i take...

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Dr. Ved Pratap Pediatrician 19 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ved Pratap

Pediatrician 19 yrs exp Pune

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No precaution required. Give vitamin D supplementation as advised by your pediatrician and give calcium for minimum 6 months.( if you haven’t visited pediatrician then please do visit pediatrician) It will get corrected but will take time ... minimum 4-6 months.

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