Get Relief Now for Flat Feet and Fallen Arches
Get Relief Now for Flat Feet and Fallen Arches
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What are Flat Feet and Dropped or Fallen Arches?
What are Flat Feet and Dropped or Fallen Arches?
Flat feet, also known as pes planus, occur when the arch of the foot is flattened, causing the entire sole to touch the floor when standing. For some, flat feet are a natural part of their anatomy, while others develop it later in life due to factors like injury, rheumatoid arthritis, or sudden weight gain. Regardless of the cause, flat feet can lead to discomfort, pain, and challenges with balance and mobility.
At StrideCare, we specialize in treating flat feet with a range of supportive solutions. Our treatments are designed to relieve pain and reduce strain on your feet, knees, and back. Whether you’re seeking arch support for flat feet, custom flat feet insoles, or guidance on specialized shoes for flat feet, contact a StrideCare location near you to get relief today.
Our Approach to Treating Flat Feet at StrideCare
We recognize that flat feet can bring unique challenges, affecting not only your comfort but also your overall mobility. Our approach to flat feet treatment is designed to provide you with timely relief tailored to your specific needs, helping to ease pain, improve the structure of your foot, and support your long-term foot health. Our treatments include:
- Comprehensive foot assessment
- Custom orthotics and flat feet insoles
- Strengthening exercises for arch support
- Footwear recommendations and guidance
- Pain relief and anti-inflammatory support
We prioritize effective and personalized care to help you manage your flat feet symptoms. From custom shoe inserts and orthotics to guidance on at-home exercises, we’re committed to helping you achieve lasting relief at StrideCare.
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Causes of Flat Feet or Fallen Arches
Flat feet can develop due to a variety of factors, and while some individuals are born with it, others develop it later in life. In adults, fallen or dropped arches may occur due to factors like injury or trauma, which can weaken the tendons supporting the arch. Rheumatoid arthritis, a chronic inflammatory condition, can also damage joints and lead to flat feet over time.
Additional factors include being overweight, which increases pressure on the feet, and chronic conditions like diabetes, which can weaken the muscles and tendons. Call our team at StrideCare today to learn more about how we treat flat feet and request an appointment at one of our podiatry offices near you.
Flat Feet Symptoms and When to Seek Treatment
If you’re experiencing discomfort or daily challenges due to flat feet and fallen arches, seeking treatment can make a significant difference in your quality of life. Here are common symptoms and signs that flat feet care may benefit you:
- Pain or discomfort in the arch, heel, or ankle
- Difficulty standing or walking for long periods
- Frequent foot or knee pain
- Inward rolling of the ankles (overpronation)
- Back or hip pain related to foot alignment issues
If you notice any of these symptoms, call our team at StrideCare today. We offer many treatment options including arch support for flat feet, stretching and strength building, and custom flat feet insoles to deliver relief when and where you need it.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Flat Feet
Can flat feet be fixed?
While flat feet can’t always be “fixed,” symptoms can often be managed with treatments such as custom orthotics, strengthening exercises, and proper footwear. These options help alleviate discomfort and improve alignment.
