Toe Walking
Toe walking, commonly known as digitigrade gait, is a gait in which a person walks primarily on tiptoe, without completely touching the heel. This walking pattern is common in young children learning to walk, but if it persists beyond the age of 3, it may be a sign of certain disorders or conditions.
Physiotherapy and toe walking
At our physiotherapy clinic, we specialize in the assessment and treatment of digitigrade gait . We understand that this gait can be related to a variety of factors, such as muscle tension, postural imbalances, or even neurological disorders. Our personalized approach aims to identify the underlying cause and develop a treatment plan tailored to each patient.
Through specific exercises , stretches , and muscle strengthening techniques, we help our patients adopt a more functional and natural gait, reducing the risk of long-term complications. Whether you're a parent of a growing child or an adult looking to correct this habit, our team is here to help you achieve better mobility and greater comfort in your daily life.
