Pigeon toed gait does not usually cause other health complications. While walking and running may be affected (as a result of constant tripping), the presence of an intoeing gait usually does not get in the way. However, your child may feel self-conscious if their condition is serious.
As such, early intervention is beneficial in correcting your child’s pigeon toed gait. Intoeing gait treatment options like physiotherapy and a series of posture alignment exercises can give your child a better outcome.
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