Patient's question:
I recently found that the width of my son's left and right foot soles differ by 0.5, while the length is normal. He reports discomfort and occasionally says his feet are tired. What could be the issue?Doctor's answer:
Just a bit more or less meat, let's wait for the baby to grow a bit more and see. After all, adults also have two feet that aren't exactly the same—usually one is slightly bigger and the other is slightly smaller. However, if it's particularly noticeable, it's best to go to the hospital for a check-up. Sometimes adults even have one foot that's bigger than the other, and it's obvious when wearing shoes—feeling one foot looser and the other tighter. If you're worried, you can also go to the hospital to get checked and follow the doctor's advice.