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Please my daughter is 5 years she has flat feet and always complaining of pain please what should I do

After watching this, I'm slightly confused and frustrated. My 2 year old has been on a workup for CP since she was 6 months, and earlier this year, we discovered she has metatarsus adductus. Ortho and PM&R said no bracing needed, it should resolve itself. Now she runs (and mine you, she's been running since she started walking at 1, so this isn't something related to being new to running) with her legs swinging out, and I'm noticing more and more her legs are rotating inward from her hips. So I was told no treatment necessary for MTA, and now I hear that we basically missed our window for optimal response to treatment, plus she appears to have another condition, femoral anteversion, on top of it. She's complaining of pain more and more, too, which makes me feel so bad for her. Now I'm considering a second opinion, but it's so hard to get in anywhere, and I do love her neurologist and would hate to have to switch clinics and make communication a bit harder for the different doctors in different clinics.

I know what scared me straight was a bloke I had helped once he used to walk on his toes and so had a tight tendon I used to do the same he was simply walking on the beach and had his tendon snap said it was the worst pain he’s ever had and it was from walking on his toes he was warned and didn’t correct it, the simple thought of walking my kid down the beach an that happening has always stuck in my mind and I make sure correct myself

God I have this

My son is 10 and has been since birth. He has back pain. And leg pain

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My almost 2 year old son has pronated feet with his ankles collapsing inwards when he walks and he cannot jump with both feet off the ground yet. He does have a little bit of arch when his feet is off of the ground and resting but when he puts it on the ground it is flat. Is this something I should be concerned about and should I bring him to a pediatric podiatrist or orthopedic for check up? Is there anything they can do for him this young? Also should I put arch support pads in his shoes?

I’m 28 and I need one too I tried everything, how much would a surgery like this would cost ? Thank you

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My Son has warts on his feet and he has Physical appointment on September, 3 I will show his doctor.

Ermmm I have one my parents don't care tho

Hi thanks for the video, it would be useful to see a before and after result for the patient. Our son is 15 and is a minor toe walker he's not very high on them. It causes terrible pain in sports and his gait isn't great when running. Would he be too old for the op? We've done lots of physiotherapy but it's useless.

Good thing the kid fixed it early. I’m in my 40s and never surgically fixed it.. I can say I have so much pain all all over my body..

I had several of these on the bottom of one of my feet when I was a child. They were large, deep-rooted, and would make it awkward/sometimes painful to walk. I was told by my doctor at the time to try wrapping them in duct tape. After a while of them not going away, I was about to have them frozen off, but I chickened out at the appointment. So I was instructed to continue using duct tape for a while, and to my surprise, it ended up working. One day the warts began to rapidly shrink, then disappear.

Oh Dr Mikkel I need your help with my feet from my warts can you please help me buddy please

He's so young, what's going to happen as he grows up & his feet get bigger?

Hi Dr Michael, i have been trying to get a consult with you for the longest. My son is currently wearing the night brace from your office for more than 6 months and he is still walking on his toes. I need further intervention to decide if there is an underlining condition with his feet. Please help me. Hes about to start kindergarten. From NY

i had serious plantar warts on my left big toe from 2017 to 2019 when i was 14-16 years old. later around 2018 when i paid attention to them and tried treating them with home and homeopathic remedies, they spread to my fingers and other toes. doctors had told me to either get them surgically removed or through the freezing method. i didn’t want either. FINALLY what worked for me was OREGANO OIL! this essential oil was amazing for getting rid of my warts and within a few weeks of using it regularly, my toes were back to being normal. phew! hope this helps anyone struggling with those disgusting warts 🥴 and ure not alone !

Im curious how you would conduct this procedure with a toddler aged 3? Chances are they'll be scared and not sit still, what would the protocol be to remove the ingrown toe nails because they're feet are in constant pain so you have no choice.

This is very similar to my situation. I toe walked well into my teens, but I always had the ability to walk flat, I just consistently reverted back because it was more comfortable. The doctors warned my mother that I would need this surgery if I didn't get a handle on it. Thankfully I have been able to maintain my flat walking, but I still deal with a lot of tightness and pain. I'm in my late thirties and I still have to think about each step I take.

I'm 40, and have been walking on my toes my whole life. I can walk flat footed, but it does not feel natural. I ran track and was actually really fast because I I used my legs more like springs. I was also heavily into martial arts and developed great balance on my toes. When I wear normal shoes I tend to walk flat footed but I don't like it and wear flip flops or go barefoot whenever possible. If it helps I am on the spectrum so I have a few odd habits. My son who is almost 20 walks normally unless he's running or stressed and then walks on his toes.

got one of these a couple months ago and thought it was just a callus at first because i’ve never had a wart before, don’t know where i got it but i started using cream to heal it and HOLY FUCK does it burn. hate this damn thing

I’m having this in a week!! 🎉 I cant wait to walk normal

I did this in kindergarten because I didn't like to walk on the cold floor. They thought I had a medical condition. Took some time to explain my problem.

i'm 14, i had this done in september . it was a lot of pain and i was in a wheelchair for about 4 weeks because i couldn't put any pressure on my legs. i was out of school for a while and i had to wear special leg braces to help me balance and walk i got them in october and wore them until January. i was able to walk before then but my doctor suggested keeping them for a bit longer i did physical therapy until April(?) i still have physical therapy stretches i have to do at home but overall 9/10 and i recommend:)

My Child has Cerebral Palsy and he has been diagnosed with PVL with his walking toe on one leg we live in the UK not in the USA it's possible to get booked surgery from the UK, but how much does it cost ?

Wait does the surgery hurt?

I have one that I’ve had for 2 years. It started healing but I kept accidentally stubbing my toe and now it hurts when even the tiniest bit of pressure it put on it. I wanna tell my parents but I’m scared it’ll hurt

i had this same thing till 13 and we kept getting recommended physical therapy which fyi doesnt work at all. we got a new doctor which he reccomended a really good hospital and they took a step further to do surgery and im a flat footer now. i wanna say one thing and thats if that you find someone that walks on their toes dont harrass them at all because they deal with it so much. treat everyone equally even if they arent the same

My dad is like that and he is almost 70 years old. Have you seen his procedure done in an adult? If so, what is the success rate considering the age?

I used the following: 1. Dollar Store disposable nail file 4 pack and got 16 uses out of it. (Never using same side twice 2. 'Compound W' after wet sanding and thoroughly drying. 3. DUCT tape, Yes Duct Tape over the wart and Compund treated area. After 1-2 weeks, it peeled off and was attached to the Duct Tape

At the age of 18 Sudden i have epilepsy (generalized grand mal seizure )and then my foot can't reach to surface expect 2 finger and i can't stand.. after some days i walk on my toe ...in EMG test i have active neurogenic changes in uper lower limbs.... and in spine early mild of tranverse myelitis... what does it mean of sudden toe walking????

I used to walk on my toes for a very long time and often got yelled at. Now I’m struggling to even bend my ankle for a body weight squat.

Is duct tape + apple cider vinegar good cure for wart?

Doctor my toenail come back again and again after whole nail cut also and I am from India.

I’ve always toe walked still do it to this day later at 42

“Dreaded” understatement of the year.

My two year daughter has these type of flat feet. But she has no pain while walking. What do i do? Please reply?

I'm 45 and I did this until I was around 5 or 6 years old and I have no idea why. I don't even remember when or how I switched to walking normally but I know I never saw a doctor for it. I have ADHD but otherwise I don't have any conditions I'm aware of, and my ADHD is fairly mild now (though it was rather severe in elementary and middle school). My memories of this are very strange. I didn't give it any thought until I was with my biological dad one day (who I didn't see very often) and he told me to stop walking like a girl. From then on I became very self conscious about it and I think this may be the main reason I stopped doing it. Before that I had no idea that what I was doing was usual.

I have this…well…had this. Left foot: 40° off the ground, right foot: 35°. The doctor said it was the worst he’s seen in a while. Nothing genetic caused it. It was just birth defect type of thing. 10 years ago I got surgery to correct it. Got it done on both feet at the same time. My right foot has been fantastic and has a full range of motion like a normal foot. My left foot was slightly under corrected and so even though I could put it flat, it wouldn’t go past that, This caused scar tissue buildup on the joint and other problems to start happening in the left foot. I actually just had another surgery 4 days ago to correct it. Doctor says my range of motion has increased by about 5%-10%. We’ll see for sure when I start PT next week but I can already tell that it’s improved just from the fact that my foot lays flat on the boot without any issues.

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I toe walked all throughout my youth. I only began to adapt due to injuries and became more aware about how abnormal it was. The age i started to change my gait was around 11-13. At some point i injured the ball of my right foot and this prevented me walking in the same way. To deal with this, i began to twist my right ankle outwardsso i could use the arch as a spingboard rather than the directly over the toes. This lead to the second stage of walking. I would walk with essentially a trendeleburg gait. Using my left leg as a pole type pivot and swinging my right leg. This gait pattern was never consistent and it tended to switch in and out of different faulty gait patterns. Overall, the most common one was an antalgic gait, according to my chiropracter. My standing position generally includes most of my weight over my left leg whereas my right has 20% if its feeling very good. I also tend to put more weight on my forefoot, and tend to avoid putting weight on my heel. It recently clicked for me that throughout my entire life i have avoided putting weight on my right heel. Either its painful and im so wired to not go there to avoid the pain that i stuggle to even begin the movement necessary. The thing is, i do have severely limited dorsiflexion on both sides, mainly my right but i dont really get pain in my lower leg much anymore, probably due to the fact i put way less weight on it now. I did during the gait change period say 12-16 get really bad shin splints and the ankle joint itself felt very stiff and sore. How likely is it that this is the cause of all my issues? Im now stuck in a fake version of left stance, from what i understand, it seems like due to the naturally asymmetric nature of our brain and body composition, i developed into the standard left aic right bc postural pattern. I however was toe walking so i was never really usinng the right stance properly and certainly was never really able to shift out of the left aic pattern into left stance. This was my base posture. I then injured various elements of my right leg, needed to opperate in my stuck right stance, so my body desperately seeked a way to shift onto my left leg. I had no way to push properly into my left side, and no idea how i would even do that anyway. But i NEEDED, to be able to shift weight onto the left leg. This has lead to me, being in right stance, but heavily twisting my body to the left, and despite still being stacked over the right leg, with the ribs closer to the hips on that side, i then lean that entire structure over to the left. My default posture now is this right stance position with everything twisted and leaning to force weight distribution onto my left leg. Repetitive Rotation Superior T8 Syndrome pattern. Is the name given to the postural pattern i find myself in. The pain i tend to get comes from the lower back and hips, rather than the ankles and lower legs. What i would love to know, and really appreciate your input on, would be: How likely is it that my problems all stem from restricted ankles and short achillies, or would it be more likely to stem from elsewhere? Added info. Ive had a hip xray and structurally it is relatively normal. Theres clear signs the pelvis is both angled down to the left and also twisted. This is causing a functional leg length discrepancy, making my right side effectively shorter, and therefore making it even more difficult to, first get propperly into right stance and then to be able to truelly shift into left stance. I also have diagnosed adhd and im not diagnosed with autism, but i do exhibit very mild indication.

I am currently 14 years old I have been toe walking ever since I learned to walk , I toe walk even in shoes ( recently my parents asked me to walk properly and when I put my feet correctly it hurts my calves and I feel a stretch ) I went to a physiotherapist and did some therapy for a couple weeks which helped relieve the pain but the problem is that I can’t stand with my heels completely touching the floor and it hurts when I walk normally and even while doing any sort of activity I went to an orthopedist and they straight up told me that at this age I have to under go gastrocnemius surgery .. which is done in a government hospital near the area … I do not know what to do . I went to the orthopedist the doc had told us about they did certain check ups and sent me to a neurologist for a check up of my nerves and stuff .

I'm 14 but started getting called out for it the previous year.I was called a penguin but didn't really care back then.Now I've done a lot of research and I figured it was just a habit, but will also do excersise because I feel a little pain on my ankles sometimes. Now I started walking heel to toe and at first it felt unatural and weird, but now I do it naturally.

I have one it is super deep it kills idk how to get rid of it it keeps getting deeper pls help! X

I'm a 23 autistic male. I've been walking on my toes all my life. I'm trying to see if there's ways & methods I can take to correct it. I want to know the proper ways it can help me walk regular. What to do or can it be fix at all? I know toe walking is common in people with autism but could it be fixed.

I had ingrown toenails on both feet an year ago and doctors removed the complete nails and now my nails grow again and the infection is started again and it hurts too bad what should i do?

I had 2 month grown up plantar wart on my foot ,but it's not pain full until its hit by something sharp And now it is taken out by incision, will it come again ?

Hi Doctor, Just a few questions for a 40 year old: Does this alleviate foot/ankle pain long term? How much does this affect ankle mobility? Can you play high foot impact sports like basketball, boxing, tennis? How does this affect running/jogging/ lifting weights such as deadlift and squats? Can all the above sports and exercises be improved/safe to do? Thank you