Effects on foot physiology:
The high arch affects the normal mechanics of the foot, making it rigid and decreasing its shock-absorbing capability. The foot is less well balanced and does not distribute load as efficiently as a foot with a normal arch shape.
The usual complaints associated with pes cavus include:
Pain on the lateral side of the foot
Metatarsalgia (pain in the ball of the foot)
Plantar fasciitis (pain at the bottom of the heel)
Achilles tendonitis (pain at the back of the heel)
Ankle arthritis (inflammation of the ankle joint)
Callosities (thickening of the skin over painful areas)
Problems with wearing shoes
Stress fractures
Knee and lower back pain
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