High Arches Treatment in Adelaide
Experience expert high arches treatment in Adelaide at KMW Podiatry. Our dedicated team provides comprehensive care, offering customized orthotics, bracing, and surgical solutions to alleviate pain and improve stability. Trust our skilled professionals to enhance your foot health and quality of life. Book your consultation today.
From Diagnosis to Recovery
At KMW Podiatry, we offer comprehensive high arches treatment in Adelaide, ensuring our patients receive the best care from diagnosis to recovery. High arches, also known as cavus foot, can lead to various issues, including pain and instability. Our skilled podiatrists perform thorough evaluations, including physical exams and diagnostic tests like X-rays and MRIs, to determine the severity of your condition.
Once diagnosed, we provide personalized treatment plans. Non-surgical options include custom orthotics to support your arches, bracing to improve stability, and physical therapy to strengthen your foot muscles. If necessary, our experienced team is also prepared to discuss surgical options to correct severe cases and enhance your quality of life. Trust KMW Podiatry to guide you through every step of your treatment journey with expertise and care.
Why Choose Us for Your Care?
At KMW Podiatry, we provide exceptional podiatry services across Adelaide, ensuring every patient receives personalized, high-quality care.
Health Scheme Support
We support patients under Workcover, EPC, NDIS, DVA, and other government schemes, providing consistent care for everyone.
Latest Technologies
We adopt the latest technologies to offer advanced podiatric care, providing innovative solutions for your foot health.
Convenient Locations
With clinics in private hospitals and GP clinics, our services are easily accessible, making it convenient for you to receive top-notch care.
24/7 Emergency Help
We are available around the clock for emergency assistance, ensuring you get the help you need whenever you need it.
Expert Solutions for High Arches in Adelaide
Dealing with high arches can be challenging, but at KMW Podiatry in Adelaide, we offer expert solutions designed to provide lasting relief. High arches can cause discomfort, calluses, and an increased risk of ankle sprains. Our professional team specializes in diagnosing and treating cavus foot with a user-friendly and professional approach.
We focus on customized care tailored to your unique needs. Treatment options include orthotic devices for additional cushioning, shoe modifications for better support, and night splints to stretch your arches. In cases where non-surgical treatments aren’t sufficient, we discuss surgical options to correct the structural issues. Our goal is to reduce pain, enhance stability, and improve your overall foot health. With KMW Podiatry, you receive top-quality care to help you live a pain-free and active life.
Treatment Options For High Arches
Treatments are different for every person depending on the patient’s symptoms and needs. Some treatment strategies may include:
If you are experiencing high arches or any other foot or ankle issues, contact KMW Podiatry in Adelaide at 1800 962 113 to schedule an appointment. Our team is dedicated to helping you find relief and improve your foot and ankle health.
FAQ's For Flat High Arches
High arches, or cavus foot, is a condition where the arch of the foot is higher than normal, causing excessive weight on the ball and heel. This can lead to pain, instability, and difficulty finding suitable footwear.
High arches can be genetic or caused by neurological conditions like Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, cerebral palsy, or spinal cord injuries. In some cases, they may develop without any identifiable cause.
High arches are diagnosed through a physical examination, patient history, and diagnostic tests like X-rays or MRIs. Your podiatrist will assess your foot structure, muscle strength, and walking pattern.
Non-surgical treatments include custom orthotics for support, shoe modifications for better stability, bracing for foot and ankle support, and physical therapy to strengthen foot muscles.
Surgery is considered when non-surgical treatments fail to relieve pain or improve stability. The type of surgery depends on the severity of the condition and may involve correcting bone or soft tissue issues.