

Parents often wonder if their child's flat feet should be of a concern. Most children have no symptoms but they may appear to walk or run awkwardly. There could be a complaint of pain or cramping in their feet, legs or knees. Parents may think these are just growing pains. But growing should never hurt. Any pain or difficulty with a child's feet should be evaluated by a podiatrist.
Ignoring your child's flat feet can result in lasting damage that could continue to cause problems throughout his life.
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