Clubfoot is one of the common deformities in children. The disease does not affect health but causes many obstacles to daily life as well as physical movements of children, especially movements related to the lower limbs. The disease can be treated if detected early and treated properly.

Turned feet are a common condition that can be present at birth or develop as a child begins to walk. Like other foot deformities, turned feet usually do not cause pain or prevent a child from walking or running, and they usually correct themselves. However, if the condition continues and is left untreated, it can lead to permanent complications later in life.

Inversion of the foot in infants is one of the common reasons for difficulty in movement and limited physical development. Early intervention always brings good results and helps children develop normally.