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NoDoctor's answer:
Manual massage Manual massage should be gentle to avoid injuring the epiphysis. Conservative treatment often employs gentle techniques: flex the knee joint with one hand holding the heel, while the other hand pushes forward and outward to correct forefoot adduction. Then, hold the heel to externally rotate it, and finally support the sole with the palm to dorsiflex and correct the equinus. Maintain each corrected position for 10 seconds, with each session lasting 10 to 15 minutes. Perform once daily, generally recommended before feeding.