Clubfoot does not get better on its own. If it is not treated, it can cause discomfort and make your child’s foot function poorly as they grow up. But with treatment, there is an excellent chance that your baby’s foot will look good and function very well. Clubfoot Treatment for Babies should be started in the first week or two of life in order to take advantage of the favorable elasticity of the tissues forming the ligaments, joint capsules and tendons.

Clubfoot is a fairly common condition in newborns that occurs about once per 1,000 births our country and even more frequently in some other areas. If not properly treated, clubfoot can have life-altering results. Club Foot Braces shoes or sandals attached to a bar to prevent recurrence after the clubfoot is corrected.

What Clubfoot is? It is basically a common defect in body that can make walking difficult. Clubfoot Surgery is the most common treatment for this problem, but this surgery may possess some serious side effects like stiffness and muscle weakness. MD Orthopaedics provides Miniature plaster casts used for a nonsurgical treatment for infants born. For More information about non surgical treatment visit our website.