Patient's question:
5 years old, no abnormalities, 5 to 6 days, the reason is unclear. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Did not go to the hospital. What kind of help is needed: What is the reason for the child's pigeon-toed gait?Doctor's answer:
Actually, when babies first start walking, most have a slight pigeon-toed gait, just with varying degrees of severity. This is because babies have various positions in the womb, and even after birth, when lying down, their legs are curled up like a frog. Although many babies' pigeon-toed gait is physiological (it often changes as their walking posture and gait mature), there are also cases that are not physiological. You can take your baby to a pediatric orthopedics department at the hospital for a thorough examination and diagnosis by the doctor.