Are you looking for a podiatry clinic in North Sydney to solve your collapsed feet/arches?
It is vital to take care of your feet as we believe feet are the foundation of the body. At our clinic in Sydney, Australia, we have many years’ experience in dealing with all feet problems including collapsed feet/arches.
If you are suffering from collapsed arches, it is essential to get help straight away to avoid further problems from progressing.
Contact our professional Podiatrists at Barefeet Podiatry today, and we will be happy to work with you on the best solution.
What is it?
If you have noticed that your feet are flatter than usual, then this could be a sign that your arches have collapsed.
Many people come into our clinic mentioning that their feet have collapsed, or they have pain in their foot.
This is often a biomechanics problem. The reason why this happens is due to the feet not sitting properly.
The pain will not go away unless treated, so its best to make an appointment with an experienced podiatrist today.
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What are the causes?
Pregnancy
Wearing heels
Exercise
Can be Inherited
Arthritis
Associated with various forms of feet, knee, ankle, hip, back, neck and posture problems
If the feet are unstable, the rest of the posture is out
What are the symptoms?
Feet have collapsed
Pain on the foot or ankle
Arch of the foot pain
Arch of the foot swelling
Pain doing sports activities
Pain in the hip, back and knee
What can barefeet podiatry do to help?
Are you looking for treatment for you collapsed feet/arches?
Contact our Podiatrist today for an assessment of the foot and its mechanics to find the source of the problem.
Remember if the feet are collapsed, then the rest of the body will come out of its correct alignment.
You can have collapsed feet surgery; however, we advise trying out treatments like orthotics for collapsed feet first.
Orthotics for your feet
Barefeet Podiatry offer customised orthotics for your collapsed feet/arches. This will align the foot back to its correct position.
The pressure will then be reduced on particular parts of the foot and align the whole body back to a better position.
Footwear advice for you
We will advise you on the best footwear for your feet that provides comfort and support.
Remember footwear needs to support your foot with minimal movement inside. If the foot can shift, then so can the foot.
Ensuring the body is in the best alignment
We will give you an assessment which will provide an analysis ensuring the alignment of your body is correct.
This will reduce the number of issues which could happen in the future regarding the back, hips, knees, ankles and feet.
What should I do next?
If you are looking for collapsed feet/arches treatment, then book an appointment with us now.
We can advise you the solution that’s best for you.
Contact us today!
Recent Case Studies
Forefoot Pain – Pain in the balls of your feet or toes
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Ankle, Shin, Knee, Thigh or Hip Pain – Why do you get it?
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Heel pain
Recently a 60yr old patient attended the clinic with pain in her Right heel. Location: Right inside of heel on the bottom of the foot Length of time with pain: Between 7-10 days (more than a week) Type of pain: Aching and sharp, makes him hobble in the morning and hurts as soon...
Bunions
A 30yr old woman attended our clinic with concerns she is getting bunions on her big toes. The big toes were turning inwards towards her 2nd toes and there was a visible bump at her big toe joints. The reason why she was getting bunions (hallux abducto valgus) was hereditary and they...
Flat feet! Are they a problem?
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The Podiatrist Recommended A Neutral Shoe
A Podiatrist often recommends a “neutral” shoe, as this allows your foot to perform naturally
