My foot seems to be deformed when I walk outside the figure of eight. How to correct it?

Generally, "external splayed feet" are more common in children who learn to walk, while "internal splayed feet" are more common in children who can already walk. The main cause of splayed foot is children's calcium deficiency (vitamin D deficiency rickets). At this time, children's bones become soft due to decreased calcium deposition and excessive cartilage proliferation. In addition, children have begun to learn to walk standing, and the softened lower limb bones can't bear the pressure of the body like tender branches, so they gradually bend and deform to form splayed feet. Suggestion: it is recommended that people with splayed feet stand with their feet rotated inside and do squat and stand up.