It can be tough to tell the difference between a minor issue that will resolve on its own and a potential problem that needs professional attention. That’s why Foot & Ankle Associates of Cleveland has put together the following guide! Read on so you know what’s ‘normal’…and what’s not.
As children and teenagers head back to school, they often increase their physical activity levels, which can put a strain on their feet and ankles. Sports, walking to class, standing in the halls, recess, and long days can shock the feet of your child or teen who spent all summer lounging on the couch. Today,…
It’s very common for young children to have flat feet. In fact, from birth until age 3 or 4, almost all children’s feet have no visible arch. By the time most kids are about 5 years old, their feet will have lost their cute, pudgy, fat pads and developed arches that last into adulthood. Most…
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