Patient's question:
My son is 6 years old this year. Around the age of three, we noticed that he walks with pigeon-toed feet. We didn't pay much attention to it at first, but later discovered that the bones of his inner ankles are particularly prominent. When standing or walking, his feet don't touch the ground with the entire sole, but rather with the inner sides of his feet.Doctor's answer:
If a child exhibits this condition, it can be corrected. It is best to receive timely treatment for it. It may be possible to correct it through the use of devices. It is important to pay close attention, and there is no need to worry, as it can be treated.