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How young do you treat biomechanical issues?

Posted on November 8, 2011 by admin

Hi guys, I have a pt who is bringing her 2.5yr old in to see me tomorrow and she has concerns that she has “flat feet” and that the child isnt walking correctly etc etc..

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How young do you treat biomechanical issues?

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