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Club foot one week baby
My one week son have clubfoot,by birth else everything is OK like legs moment,urine stool passing every thing is OK problem is only clubfoot
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Clubfoot is common. It need serial plastering by Ponseti Technique. This will give a permanent solution.
DB ( Dennis Brown ) applied after the plastering. See a approachable pediatric Orthopaedic in your area as this requires frequent follow ups.
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hi u can use the DB Splint and consult paediatric physio for exercise.
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Stretch Calves
Get a custom made insole.
Hams Stretching.
Sports Taping.
Hot Fomentation.
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Clubfoot is pretty common condition. Most of the time treatment is usually by repeated and continuous plaster/casts. Consult the baby to an orthopaedician who can manage it as well as rule out some serious correlations.
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