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Arch Pain

Pain in the Arch of the Foot

Is it time to see a Podiatrist?

Arch pain refers to discomfort felt along the inner side of the foot between the heel and the ball
of the foot. The arch plays an important role in supporting body weight and absorbing shock
during walking

When the structures supporting the arch become overloaded or irritated, pain may develop

Common Symptoms

People experiencing foot pain may notice:

  • Pain along the inner side of the foot
  • Discomfort during walking or standing
  • Pain that worsens after prolonged activity
  • Tenderness when pressing along the arch
  • Foot fatigue during walking

Symptoms may vary depending on which structures of the foot are affected.

Possible Causes

Arch pain may develop for several reasons. Common causes include:

Plantar fasciitis
Flat Feet
High Arches
Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction
Foot mechanics such as flat feet, high arches, or excessive pronation may also increase strain on certain parts of the foot.

Assessment and Diagnosis

At Absolute Footcare, arch pain is assessed through a gait and biomechanical assessment.

This allows us to evaluate how the arch functions during walking and identify mechanical factors
that may be contributing to strain on the foot.

We use a Footscan pressure plate system to analyse how pressure is distributed across the foot
during walking

Treatments

Treatment depends on the underlying cause identified during your assessment.


Possible treatments may include:

 

Custom Orthotics
Rehabilitation exercises
Shockwave therapy
Biomechanical and Gait analysis
Footwear Advice
Steroid Injection

Book a Gait and Biomechanical Assessment

If you are experiencing ongoing foot pain, the best first step is to book a gait and biomechanical
assessment so the underlying cause can be identified.