Fallen arch | preventing flatfoot
Fallen Arch | Preventing Flat Feet
Flat feet (fallen arches) occur when the arch of the foot is lowered or absent. This can lead to pain, fatigue, and overpronation. Here you can read about causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention.
What are flat feet?
With flat feet, the arch of the foot lies flat on the ground. Causes: congenital, prolonged standing, poor footwear, overweight, pregnancy, or aging. Symptoms: pain in the arch, callus formation, fatigue, stiffness in knees, corns or hammer toes.

Treatment
Orthotic insoles support the arch. Choose shoes with good support. A podiatrist can fit custom insoles and develop a treatment plan.
Preventing flat feet
Invest in good shoes with arch support. Pay attention to your posture when standing and walking. Avoid prolonged standing on hard surfaces. Regular exercise and strengthening of foot muscles can help.
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What are flat feet?
Flat feet are a lowered or absent arch of the foot. The foot lies flat on the ground. It can be congenital or caused by factors such as being overweight, ageing, or poor footwear.
How do I treat flat feet?
Insoles with arch support, well-fitting shoes, and possibly physiotherapy. A podiatrist can fit custom-made insoles and recommend exercises.
Frequently Asked Questions About Flat Feet
Answers about fallen arches, treatment and prevention.
What causes flat feet?
Congenital defect, prolonged standing, poor footwear, overweight, pregnancy, ageing or injuries.
Can I exercise with flat feet?
Yes, with shoes that provide sufficient support. Custom insoles can help. Consulting a specialist can be useful.
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The texts on this page have been carefully compiled. Sources used include: Thuisarts – flat feet and Footcare – flat feet. |