Patient's question:
Learn to walk like this. Test results: everything is normal. Past medical history and effectiveness: have not seen a doctor. What kind of help do you want: what methods can correct it, what is the cause?Doctor's answer:
When a child walks, their feet slightly turn inward, which is also known as "pigeon-toed." In medical terms, it is called "inward rotation gait." In most cases, it is a normal physiological condition, and the symptoms usually gradually decrease with age. There are several methods to correct this condition: learning ballet, as ballet dancers, after long-term special training, most of their walking posture is "outward rotation." Wearing orthopedic devices.