Understanding Flat Feet: Impact on Movement and Exercise
Flatfoot I would like to ask what kinds of obstacles flat feet present in sports or how they affect general mobility. I often experience bruising and pain in my toes while exercising; could this be related to my flat feet? Additionally, is it true that individuals with flat feet ...
Dr. Pan Yingda Reply:
*Basically, flat feet do not cause movement disorders (some athletes also have flat feet). *During exercise, there may be bruising and pain in the toes, which is more related to the shoes and exercise technique (force concentrated on certain points). *As for whether one should en...[Read More] Understanding Flat Feet: Impact on Movement and Exercise
Can Flat Feet in Toddlers Be Corrected? Expert Insights and Solutions
Can flat feet in children be corrected? A one-and-a-half-year-old child at home has flat feet. Is it possible to correct this condition? How can it be corrected? Are there specialists in large hospitals for this issue? Please recommend a physician. Thank you!
Dr. Pan Yingda Reply:
In general, correction is not necessary. First, children's arches are not fully developed, and nine out of ten have flat feet. Second, what is so detrimental about flat feet that requires urgent correction? In my years of practice, I have yet to encounter an infant or toddle...[Read More] Can Flat Feet in Toddlers Be Corrected? Expert Insights and Solutions
Effective Treatments for Flat Feet in Children: A Guide for Parents
Treatment for flat feet? A four-year-old boy who has difficulty standing for long periods, frequently falls, has no arch in his feet, and exhibits heel valgus. Is there any treatment available?
Dr. Pan Yingda Reply:
The information is not clear enough, making it difficult to respond. I would like to understand some situations better: 1. Is the child's development (sitting, crawling, walking, talking) slower than that of typical children? 2. Are their cognitive abilities, speech, and mus...[Read More] Effective Treatments for Flat Feet in Children: A Guide for Parents
Understanding Flat Feet: Definition, Diagnosis, and Military Standards
Flatfoot, also known as pes planus, is a condition characterized by the absence of the normal arch in the foot, resulting in the entire sole making contact with the ground. This condition can be present at Recently, I went for a military re-examination, and the examination item w...
Dr. Pan Yingda Reply:
No need to worry, just go serve in the military, just kidding! Generally, patients do not come to the hospital asking us to diagnose flatfoot (except for conscripts). Flatfoot is not simply a yes or no issue; everyone has some degree of flatfoot, but there are few cases of absolu...[Read More] Understanding Flat Feet: Definition, Diagnosis, and Military Standards
Understanding Flat Feet: Symptoms, Daily Life Impact, and Military Service Eligibility
Flatfoot Flatfoot, or pes planus, is characterized by a lowered arch of the foot, which can lead to various symptoms. Common symptoms include foot pain, particularly in the arch or heel, swelling along the inside of the ankle, and difficulty standing on tiptoes. Individuals with ...
Dr. Pan Yingda Reply:
1. Generally speaking, flat feet do not present any symptoms. Some individuals may experience fatigue in their feet after prolonged standing, walking, or intense exercise (which can also occur in those without flat feet). However, many athletes also have flat feet. 2. If you have...[Read More] Understanding Flat Feet: Symptoms, Daily Life Impact, and Military Service Eligibility