Flat Feet Treatment in Adelaide

Flat feet, also known as pes planus, is a condition in which the arch of the foot collapses, causing the entire sole of the foot to come into contact with the ground. Whether it’s for flat feet treatment for kids or adults, early intervention is essential to prevent complications.

Treatment of Flat Feet

At Keep Me Walking Podiatry, our podiatrists regularly see children and have experience with flat feet. We offer a comprehensive range of flat feet treatment options, addressing both flat feet plantar fasciitis treatment and flat feet shin splints treatment. Our goal is to treat the root cause of the condition and promote healthy foot development. These treatments may include custom orthotics, physiotherapy, and, in severe cases, referral for a surgical opinion. We also provide care for rigid flat feet treatment, focusing on improving the strength and alignment of the feet and ankles.For those looking for flat feet treatment, Keep Me Walking Podiatry offers local care across Adelaide. Our podiatrists work closely with you and your child to develop a personalised treatment plan tailored to specific needs and goals. Whether you’re seeking flat feet treatment for adults or kids, we understand that each patient is unique, and we aim to provide careful, evidence-based care to support foot and ankle health.In addition to treatment, our podiatrists can offer advice on preventing flat feet and foot warts from worsening in children. This may include recommendations on proper medical grade footwear, stretching exercises, and other strategies to support the health and function of your child’s feet.

Why Choose Us for Your Care?

KMW Podiatry provides podiatry care across metropolitan Adelaide and Gawler, with treatment planned around each patient’s needs.

Health Scheme Support

We see patients under WorkCover, GP care plans, NDIS, DVA, Support at Home and other funding arrangements, so cost and eligibility are clear from the start.

Ahpra-Registered Podiatrists

Your care is provided by podiatrists registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.

Convenient Locations

Clinics across metropolitan Adelaide and Gawler, located inside GP practices, medical centres and stand-alone sites.

Home Visits Available

Where travelling to a clinic is difficult, eligible patients across Adelaide can receive podiatry care at home.

Symptoms Associated withFlat Feet

Symptoms of flat feet may include pain and discomfort in the feet and ankles, especially after prolonged standing or walking. Individuals with flat feet may also have difficulty participating in physical activities and may experience fatigue and difficulty with balance. If you are experiencing symptoms related to flat feet, including discomfort caused by flat feet plantar fasciitis or shin splints, professional advice is crucial.

At Keep Me Walking Podiatry in Adelaide, we will thoroughly assess your condition and may recommend follow-up imaging, such as an X-Ray, to better understand the extent of your flat feet.

Treatment Options for Flat Feet

Treatments are different for every person depending on the patient’s symptoms and needs. Some treatment strategies may include:

Exercise & Stretching

Shoe Wear Adjustment

Massage

Orthotics

Dry needling therapy

Shockwave Therapy

If your child is experiencing flat foot or has any other foot or ankle concerns, we encourage you to contact Keep Me Walking Podiatry at 1800 962 113 to schedule an appointment. Our team is here to help your child achieve relief and better foot and ankle health.

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FAQ's for Flat Feet Treatment

What causes flat feet in children?

Flat feet, also known as pes planus, is often inherited and is common in children. It can also be caused by conditions such as obesity, injury, or certain medical conditions.

How is flat feet treated in children?

The treatment of flat foot in children will depend on the underlying cause of the condition. Common treatments include custom orthotics, physiotherapy, and other techniques to improve the strength and alignment of the feet and ankles. In some cases, surgery may be necessary to address the root cause of the condition.

Can flat feet be prevented in children?

There are steps you can take to reduce the risk of your child developing flat foot, such as providing proper footwear and encouraging physical activity to strengthen the muscles and bones in the feet and ankles. However, sometimes flat foot can still occur even with these preventive measures. If your child is experiencing pain or discomfort in their feet, it is important to speak with a medical professional for further evaluation and guidance.