This condition can develop at any age and can occur is on or both feet as well.
What can cause high-arched feet?
- Neurological disorders
- Other medical conditions (e.g cerebral palsy, polio, stroke)
- Inherited abnormality
Common symptoms:
- Pain when standing or walking
- Unstable foot
- Calluses on the ball, side, or heel of foot
- Hammertoe or claw toes
Diagnosis:
- Examination by preferred podiatrist
- Review family medical history
- Xray
Treatment:
- May refer to neurologist, if needed
- Custom molded orthotics
- Shoe modifications (e.g wide shoes or orthopedic shoes)
- Ankle brace to help with foot and ankle stability
We, United Foot and Ankle, strive to give our patients the best treatment options. If you or any loved ones are experiencing similar symptoms, please feel free to contact our office at (732) 979-2035. We are located in East Brunswick, Keyport, Perth Amboy, and Bayonne.