Dr Roshan Kumar Jaiswal

 As a parent, it’s natural to be attentive to every step your child takes. When you notice your little one limping, it can cause concern. Is it a temporary issue or a sign of something more serious? Understanding the potential causes and when to seek help can ease your worries and ensure your child gets the care they need. Let’s explore what a limp might mean and what you can do. 🦶👶 What Causes a Limp in Children? 🚸 A limp is often a sign that something is affecting your child’s ability to walk comfortably. Here are some common causes: 1. Minor Injuries and Sprains Children are naturally curious and active. A fall while playing or a twist during sports can cause minor injuries or sprains. These usually resolve with rest and care. 🛝 2. Growing Pains Sometimes, growing pains—aching legs at night—can make walking uncomfortable. These are common and harmless but shouldn’t cause a visible limp during the day. 🌱 3. Infections or Inflammation Infections like septic arthritis (an infe...

  Trigger thumb, a painful condition affecting the hand, can also occur in children. It happens when the tendon in the thumb becomes inflamed and swells, making it difficult to straighten or bend the thumb smoothly. Dr. Roshan Kumar Jaiswal, a renowned pediatric orthopedic surgeon, specializes in treating trigger thumb in children and offers effective solutions. Understanding Trigger Thumb in Children While trigger thumb is more common in adults, it can also affect children. Symptoms may include: A clicking or popping sensation when moving the thumb Thumb locking in a bent position Pain or swelling at the base of the thumb While the exact cause is often unknown, factors like repetitive motion or inflammation can contribute to trigger thumb in children. Treatment Options for Trigger Thumb Dr. Roshan Kumar Jaiswal offers various treatment options based on the severity of the condition: Non-surgical treatment: In mild cases, rest, splinting, and corticosteroid injections may help red...