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by Imber
(New York,NY)
Hi! I found out that pigeon toe runs in my family with the birth of my son. He's is getting therapy for his in-turning. I have had footwear issues all my life and so did my father. I am trying to get info. on what type of surgery can correct his deformity. I am very concerned for my son because I don't want him to go thru this issue. I wear shoes with and without orthotics and I still get the same pressure on the side of my big toes. I believe I was born with metatarsus adductus, because I have the descriptions of this deformity from the knees,ankles and toes. My regular foot doctor when I told him of this he said that nothing can be done for me at this stage. I am seeing another foot clinic and the doctor there is not telling me anything either. All I know that if the space between my big toes is reduced that could correct my problem. Please someone in modern podiatry tell me that there is a surgical procedure for this. When nothing works in infants back then with this surgery is the next option . I would like to know what is that surgery that is mentioned? Thank you.
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