High Arch Feet
High arches, also known as pes cavus, are characterized by an exaggerated arch on the bottom of the foot.
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This can lead to issues such as foot instability, balance problems, and increased pressure on certain areas of the foot.
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CFOOT provides Various Shoes and Insoles to help With Customers suffering from High Arch Feet problems.
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What is High Arch feet?
High arch, also known as pes cavus, is a foot condition characterized by an abnormally high arch in the foot's midsection. Instead of the foot having a normal arch that absorbs shock and distributes weight evenly, individuals with high arches have an exaggerated arch that places excessive pressure on the heel and ball of the foot.
What kind of problems are cause by High Arch?
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Foot Pain: The high arch structure can cause increased pressure on the heel and ball of the foot, leading to pain and discomfort. running.
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Instability and Balance Problems: High arches can make the foot less stable and affect balance. This instability increases the risk of ankle sprains and other injuries.
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Calluses and Corns: The excessive pressure on certain areas of the foot can cause the development of calluses or corns.
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Foot Deformities: In some cases, high arches can contribute to the development of foot deformities such as hammertoes (abnormal bending of the toes) or claw toes (abnormal flexion of the toes).
What are the treatment for High Arch?
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Supportive Footwear: Wearing properly fitted shoes with adequate arch support is essential. Look for shoes with cushioning, stability features, and arch support.
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Custom orthotic inserts: Arch supports can also be beneficial in providing additional support and distributing pressure more evenly.
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Surgical Intervention: Surgery is typically considered a last resort and is reserved for severe cases where conservative treatments have failed. Surgical procedures aim to correct deformities, stabilize the foot, and improve overall foot function.
