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Flat foot
☘Smooth soles 🌷 The bony structure and ligamentous tendon connections make the surface of the sole of the foot in the shape of an arch This arch includes the longitudinal extension of the inner edge of the foot so that only the outer edge of the foot is on the ground when weight is applied. The presence of this arch helps the biomechanics of the foot and balances the weight and forces on the joints. The increase or decrease of this arc may occur for various reasons 🌷 Many parents are worried about the smoothness of the soles of their children's feet and have frequent visits to medical centers It is better to know that due to the flexibility and looseness of the skeletal tissues, children will naturally lack the arch of their feet during weight bearing. With the development and growth of the child, this arch will be formed
To make sure that your child is healthy, lift the child's foot and pay attention to its arch when the foot is completely relaxed. If you push the child's toes back, the arch of their feet will naturally become more visible. 🌷 It is possible to see this type of flexible arch in adulthood When a person stands on his toes, the arch of the sole of the foot will be created, and it indicates that the sole of the person's sole is flexible. 🌷 There is another type of flat feet which is caused by sticking and unnatural connections of the bones of the feet. This type of flat sole is called hard or rigid type 🌷 The person's foot is completely flat in all positions and even by pushing the fingers back or standing on the toe, it will be completely flat and without arch.
🌷 The smoothness of the soles of the feet causes fatigue in the muscles of the legs and feet and causes muscle cramps 🌷 It is recommended that these people use standard shoes with a hard sole with an arch applied inside 🌷 Rigid or hard flat feet can only be corrected by surgery if necessary Some cases are also affected by flat feet due to the external rotation of the heel or the presence of misplaced bones. These cases can be diagnosed and treated with necessary examinations and tests
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