The exact cause of clubfoot is not well understood, it is usually termed as
Idiopathic, there are however a combination of genetic linked factors.

Yes, clubfoot can be treated, and early intervention is crucial. Treatment usually
involves a series of non-surgical methods or, in some cases, surgery.

Treatment should ideally begin within the first few weeks of life to achieve the
best results.

The success rate is quite high, especially with early and consistent treatment.
Many children can have near-normal function and appearance of their feet after
treatment.

If left untreated, clubfoot can cause mobility problems and lead to long-term
physical disabilities. It is important to address the condition early to avoid
complications.

Yes, there are support groups and organizations that can provide information,
emotional support, and resources for families dealing with clubfoot. Clubfoot care
for Kenya Offers a Parent advisor in each and every clinic who oversee the
support groups. (Insert a link for the PAs contact naming their regions).

The cost of clubfoot treatment can vary depending on the method used. Clubfoot
care for Kenya has partnered with the MOH in county referral hospitals to ensure
that clubfoot treatment is available for free. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE
CLINICS NEAR YOU.

While clubfoot treatment is most effective in infants and young children of up to 2
years, some treatments may be available for older children however they may
require some amount of surgery.

Fact: Clubfoot is a medical condition and is not related to curses or superstitions.
It is important to dispel such beliefs and seek proper medical care.