A flat foot, also known as pes planus, is found on the medial aspect of the foot when the arch fails to develop and touches the floor. The condition normally presents in infants and toddlers; it only becomes an issue in adulthood if the arch does not eventually develop. Most adults with #flatfeet will not have any complaints, but to experience pain or achy feet is not unusual. Flat feet is associated with the following symptoms: Pain on the medial aspect of the foot, in the a

#TurfToe #BarbieToe Metatarsalgia is commonly found in the running community or in women who wear high-heeled shoes.  Metatarsalgia is classically described as pain felt at the front of the foot on the plantar surface between the third and fourth metatarsals with: Occasional sharpness Exacerbation by walking barefoot, especially on a hard floor Exacerbation with flexing the foot Feels like there is a pebble in your shoe when walking This pain can be attributed to compression