Patient's question:
Symptom Description: The foot leans inward when walking, and the foot posture is not correct.History of Treatment and Effect: No treatment has been administered so far.
Help Needed: Hope the child's foot posture improves when walking.
Doctor's answer:
The child is 2 years old. Why is the foot turning inward when walking? The reasons for pigeon-toed feet in children are not entirely the same. Some have inwardly rotated thighs, some have inwardly rotated calves, and some have inwardly rotated forefeet. Their unified manifestation is walking with pigeon-toed feet. You can take a video of your baby walking and send it to us to see which type the child belongs to. Some cases require correction for treatment, some can be resolved with pigeon-toed foot family rehabilitation exercises, and some require both correction and rehabilitation. Therefore, identifying the type of pigeon-toed feet in your child is the primary task.