Patient's question:
Right foot inversion in the mother led to oligohydramnios, resulting in congenital right foot inversion in the newborn. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Not resolved. What kind of help is needed: Correction methods.Doctor's answer:
Due to the pressure on both feet inside the uterine cavity, the muscle strength development is unbalanced. This is not a deformity. Upon careful examination, the soft tissues on the inner side of the feet are relatively loose, and they generally return to normal gradually within a few weeks after birth.Advice: Newborns often have inwardly rotated feet, which is caused by the pressure on both feet inside the uterus and the unbalanced development of muscle strength. This is not a deformity. Upon careful examination, the inner soft tissues of the feet are relatively loose, and they generally return to normal gradually within a few weeks after birth.