What to do if your child's foot turns inward

It is very common for children to have inverted feet. In fact, there are different degrees of inverted feet in children. Most parents will do four-dimensional color ultrasound during pregnancy. In fact, the four-dimensional color ultrasound can show the development of various parts of the child's body. For children with mild inverted feet, timely treatment after birth can cure it. So what should we do if children have inverted feet?

This situation is often caused by abnormal development of the child, which results in no drug treatment. Corrective treatment can be taken, and you can go to the hospital for surgical examination and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

In this case, we should consider inversion of the foot, which is a congenital developmental abnormality and should be treated with orthotics.

Congenital clubfoot still requires surgery to be completely cured. Some conservative corrections take a long time and require the child to be patient and cooperate. Pay attention to giving the child calcium supplements to prevent calcium deficiency.

Toes pointing inwards are related to walking habits and calcium deficiency. It is recommended to supplement calcium and cod liver oil, get more sun exposure, and parents should pay attention to correct it.

First of all, it can be judged that it is not congenital. Secondly, at this age, the child may be in the toddler stage and the posture cannot be stable, so it is still difficult to make a diagnosis. However, it is still recommended to take the child to a regular hospital for examination to be reassured. Perhaps these symptoms will disappear once the posture is stable, or perhaps some auxiliary training is needed to correct them.

Clubfoot is a developmental abnormality that results in deformity when the embryo is affected by internal and external factors in the early stages of life. Children who have failed to respond to manual correction or plaster fixation correction, or who have missed the opportunity for corrective treatment, can be treated with surgery.