How to judge baby foot valgus?
summary
In our life, we will find that there is a kind of children who have a symptom of hallux valgus. Hallux valgus and hallux valgus are the same, which is a symptom of cerebral palsy in children. The most obvious harm is that it seriously affects the normal walking of children. From the different angles of anatomy, growth and development and biomechanics, the causes of foot valgus are very complex, especially when children start to stand and walk, foot load, ankle and foot functional development will be affected by the knee, hip, trunk, etc., which will aggravate the formation of obstacles.
How to judge baby foot valgus?
How to identify hallux valgus most accurately? We can first look at a feature of foot landing. When the corner is low, the outside of the heel of the running shoe touches the ground first, and then the ankle falls to the ground. When the sole of the foot touches the ground, it turns inward slightly.
However, after landing, with the contact between heel and ground, the ankle slightly turned inward, rapidly turned outward from the middle, the sole of the foot was backward and forward, and the sole of the foot gradually fell to the ground. From the plantar pattern, at this time, there are several close to the middle of the forefoot long finger joint, the second and third metacarpal phalangeal joints, and the wear area below is relatively large.
The faster runner may even leave the toe worn because of the thumb force. In the case of excessive valgus, this kind of heel landing point is more inclined to the posterolateral landing than that of the normal sole wear runner, the instantaneous varus angle is larger, and the direction of the rapid outward foot landing is from the outside to the inside. From the perspective of sole wear, the wear of the foot when pedaling is mainly on the inner side of the forefoot.
matters needing attention
The type of excessive varus is more common in runners with high arch. Their main attack is to retreat, landing first, and then along the outside of the sole of the foot. The side group can't touch the ground. When the feet are on the ground, the speaker is pushing on the ground, and the outer edge of the foot is walking. That is, the feet always keep the relative varus position.
