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Suggestive clubfoot

2020-03-23 13:41:27
My 20 week anamoly scan shows: both fetal feet are in persistent inversion position throughout the study, suggestive clubfoot. Will the feet get to normal till delivery. What can I do next??
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Chances are less to get normal before delivery but post delivery it can be corrected

Answered2020-03-23 18:51:16

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It is a correctable problem after delivery . Sometimes only exercise if enough in very severe cases operation is needed

Answered2020-03-24 07:02:12

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