Does your child have foot pain or problems? Are your child's feet growing correctly?
As the father of 10 children, Dr Gibson has watched 10 children take their first step. He understands the excitement and joy that comes with that great moment. He also understands the concerns that come with complaints of pain. He has seen foot pain or even leg pain in his children. He also commonly sees many problems encountered by children the come into his office.
"Pain is never normal," notes Dr. Gibson. Even so-called "growing pains" usually have a cause and can often be treated. Let this father help you with concerns about your child's feet.
Common Concerns For Your Child
Are My Babies Feet Normal? My Active Child Has Heel Pain
My Child Walks or Runs Funny
My Child Has Ingrown Toenails
My Child Has Flat Feet or Flattens Out When Walking
My Child Has Warts
Can A Child Have A Bunion?
My Child Got Injured Playing Sports
My Child Broke Her Foot
My Child Won't Walk
Night Leg Pain Keeps Us Awake At Night
What Shoes Should My Child Wear?Our goal has always been to keep your children active and to help eliminate any pain they may be encountering.
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Mountain West Foot & Ankle Institute is located in American Fork, Utah. It serves Utah County communities including Alpine, Highland, Lehi, Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Cedar Hills, Pleasant Grove, Lindon, Orem, Provo and Springville.
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