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Club foot found in pregnancy sonography
During sonography in pregnancy we come to know that baby is having club foot for right leg.so I want to know how much chances are there for child to walk normaly after birth.is that any treatment for club foot to recover it completely.
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club foot is treatable depending on the joints involved and soft tissue contracture present. there are stretching techniques available and splints for maintaining the foot in adequate alignment
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Gently massage after birth
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Dr. Niyati Shah (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
Massage baby's foot after birth properly. Meet pediatric orthopedic doctor or physiotherapist for proper technique of massage.
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Ms. Chakshu (PT)
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17 yrs exp
Delhi
Can get better but it depends on severity.Need to see the report.
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