Why does a child walk with one foot turned inward?

When a child is walking, if one foot turns inward, parents should pay attention. The main reason is excessive muscle tension, which is a symptom of leg deformity. Medically, it is mostly inversion of the foot. There are many reasons for this inversion of the foot, and it is related to intrauterine compression during childbirth. In addition, if the child's tendon development is abnormal, it may also cause this situation. The most serious thing is that the child may have early symptoms of cerebral palsy.

Why does a child walk with one foot turned inward?

First, intrauterine compression

It may cause children to walk with their feet turned inward. Many children are born with inversion of the fingers or valgus of the feet. This is mainly because they are squeezed by external force in the mother's uterus and suffer from this disease after birth.

Second, abnormal tendon development

It may also cause abnormal walking. If the child's fencing develops abnormally, this situation may also occur, which often manifests as ligament sprain or shortening of the foot.

Third, cerebral palsy in children

It may also cause children to walk with their feet turned inward. Inversion and valgus are symptoms of cerebral palsy, but not all inversions are caused by brain damage. It can only be said that babies may experience this condition after suffering from cerebral palsy.

The main reason why children always talk about Wang Li's walking is briefly introduced in the above article. Because walking inward is a symptom that often occurs in babies, children with this disease may be discovered when they are just born. They will have unilateral or twin deformities of varying degrees. If parents can discover it in time in the early stages and notice it when the baby is learning to walk, and give the baby the correct treatment and care in time, the deformity will gradually ease as the baby grows older. Parents must pay more attention to the baby's growth and development, and treat any problems in time.