Outpatient management of pediatric gait abnormalities It is common for children from 18 months to six years of age to come to the hospital for outpatient examination, with family members complaining of bilateral or unilateral lower extremity inversion or shuffling, no cerebral palsy or other neurological pathology, transient hip synovitis, etc., no muscle strength or mild muscle strength loss. Pending physical examination and routine X-ray of both hip joints and both lower limbs and blood sampling, etc. Wait for the doctor to exclude related diseases. Treatment: 1. Pay attention to the posture of walking on the ground, walk the “one” road, stand on tiptoe, stand on one leg, stand on one leg with the other leg kicking forward, extending backward, abducting, squatting, straight leg elevation when lying on the bed, empty stirrups and other exercises, two to three times a day, once for 20 minutes, half an hour. 2.Come to the hospital monthly for follow-up and timely feedback. 3.Strengthen the diet and nutrition, do not be partial, vegetables, meat and fish, chicken and duck, etc. with reasonable. 4, because the child is in the growth and development period, closely observe the effectiveness and dynamics of treatment, and then make progress in the examination, such as head, spine MRI, neuromyography, etc. 5, every six months or a year to check the trace elements. 6.The normal growth process of children from the birth of the lower extremities “0” leg, to 2 years of age, the basic straightening, and then into the “X” leg, 4 years of age and then restore the normal lower extremity force line and appearance, and flat feet need to be checked at the age of 7 years old to see if it is true flat feet.