The situation doesn’t look that bad. You need to consult the Orthopaedic Doc who will realign the foot. Along with the ortho doc you also need to consult the physiotherapist. For treating club foot orthopaedic and physiotherapy treatment will go side by side. Orthotic shoes must be worn most of the time during the day and should be regularly used for the night. Stretching exercise at regular intervals is a must. Shoes have to be worn till 4 years of age as there are chances of relapsing.

use orthotics as per ortho advice

Hey there! Please visit an orthopaedician. Not in physiotherapists control at this stage. Do not worry. Condition is not out of control. Orthopaedician would handle it. A physiotherapist could have helped if the Condition would have been known earlier. After the cast removal you will have to visit a physiotherapist.

Hi. You need to visit your orthopaedic surgeon near your area in person. The therapeutic advice will not work well.

consult in person with orthopaedician then through physiotherapy it can be corrected.

Firstly Visit Orthopaedic After his treatment physiotherapist can help you to attain the normal movements of foot

Consult with Orthopedic and physiotherapist

Consult with physiotherapist for exercises and orthotics

It can be corrected with proper treatment

need to apply cast and splints first, you need to see orthopedics after the cast removal and need to wear the splint don't worry we can able to fix this problem

Hello, first the foot has to be realigned n then cast / brace is applied for some time. Visit an orthopaedic dr near you .