Children Podiatry Clinic Taylors Lakes
Common foot disorders:
Sever’s disease (heel pain)
At Children Foot Care Clinic Taylors Lakes, we provide the treatment for Heel Pain:-
- Inflammation of the growth plate in the heel
- Most common in active children
- You may notice your child limping
- Your child might complain of heel pain during or after sporting activities
- Book an appointment with your podiatrist to discuss the best management options.
Flat feet
At Children Foot Specialist in Taylors Lakes, we provide the flat feet treatment:-
- Normal part of development in young children
- Can be responsible for foot and leg pain
- You may notice abnormal shoe wear
- Can be corrected with the use of orthoses, exercises, and footwear education
- Book an appointment with Taylors Lakes Podiatry Clinic if you’re concerned about your child’s foot posture
Warts
- Skin lesions caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV)
- Commonly contracted when walking around barefoot in public moist environments such as swimming pools, change rooms and showers
- Can cause pain and discomfort and may alter standing foot position and walking. This can progress to further foot and symptoms if left untreated.
- They can spread to other sites on the foot
- Contagious – can spread to other family members
- Your podiatrist can manage the wart lesion as well as discuss home treatments and preventative measures to avoid re-infection and spread
Intoeing
We provide intoeing treatment at Children Podiatry Clinic Hillside:-
- Often referred to as “pigeon toed”
- Feet turn inward when walking
- Can cause children to trip/fall often
- Common in childhood and is usually outgrown
- Can be caused by multiple factors such as:
- abnormal foot posture – metatarsus adductus
- internal tibial torsion – lower leg turns inward
- internal femoral torsion – thigh bone turns inwards - A podiatrist will assess and provide the most appropriate management for your child’s condition
Toe walking
Providing Toe Waling Treatment at Taylors Lakes Children Podiatry Clinic:-
- Walking on toes or ball of foot
- Minimal or no heel contact with the floor
- Can cause coordination and balance issues
- Can increase occurrence of trips and falls
- A podiatrist will assess and provide the most appropriate management for your child’s condition