flatfoot
The arch of the foot is a unique anatomical structure of humans, which has evolved to adapt to the needs of long-term single standing and walking. Due to different lifestyles and environments, the height of the arch of a normal person's foot varies. A low arch is not the cause of flat feet. Flat feet (the flap foot) only occurs when certain reasons lead to abnormal foot bone morphology, muscle atrophy, ligament contracture or chronic strain.
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Site of disease:
Foot -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
child -
Related symptoms:
Joint pain fatigue foot swelling and tenderness foot pain foot gait -
Concurrent disease: