By Kathy Kaufman
Purchasing arch supports for flat feet is a simple process if the sufferer knows what they are looking for. Many people do not really know why they have the leg and back pain that they do, until they seek professional help, such as a podiatrist. Depending on the severity of this ailment in certain people, there are different options available to help alleviate this issue.
The tibia tendon is a support system for the foot. Over long periods of time, while working, walking, or running, this tendon can become weak if not supported correctly. If this happens the arches of the foot fall, causing terrible pain, and can hinder daily tasks.
From the foot, to the ankle, to the knee, and then lower back, each suffer from misalignment and pain due to this ailment if not fixed. It leads to poor posture and posture strain, and the misalignment of the back and even hips due to the body's ability to compensate when injured. Fortunately there are insoles and certain shoes that can help fix this condition.
The tibia tendon is located on the posterior side of the body, so on the inside of the ankle. It supports the entire foot, and the weight that is suppressed onto the foot. If too much weight and stress are endured by the foot, the tibia tendon will start to weaken, leading to fallen arches, and pain each time the foot is walked on.
The tibia tendon is a support system for the foot. Over long periods of time, while working, walking, or running, this tendon can become weak if not supported correctly. If this happens the arches of the foot fall, causing terrible pain, and can hinder daily tasks.
From the foot, to the ankle, to the knee, and then lower back, each suffer from misalignment and pain due to this ailment if not fixed. It leads to poor posture and posture strain, and the misalignment of the back and even hips due to the body's ability to compensate when injured. Fortunately there are insoles and certain shoes that can help fix this condition.
The tibia tendon is located on the posterior side of the body, so on the inside of the ankle. It supports the entire foot, and the weight that is suppressed onto the foot. If too much weight and stress are endured by the foot, the tibia tendon will start to weaken, leading to fallen arches, and pain each time the foot is walked on.
