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Symptoms: walking/running ability and any foot pain. Older children: level of physical activity, sports participation or avoidance. [patient.info]

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When To Call a Professional Call your doctor for persistent or unexplained foot pain, whether or not you have flatfeet. This is particularly important if your foot pain makes it difficult for you to walk. [drugs.com]

And those who don’t suffer from flat foot pain can suffer increased pain from activity and poor supportive shoes with a lack of arch support. [footankleinstitute.com]

pain or lower leg pain. [mountsinai.org]

deformity; - the lateral column is short in relation to the medial column; - pediatric population: - typically infants have a minimal arch and often toddlers have flattening of the long arch, forefoot pronation, & heel valgus on wt bearing, severity [wheelessonline.com]

If you are considering treatment, you should seek out an orthopaedist with experience and training in foot deformities such as flat feet. [tidewaterortho.com]

Stage III: The foot progresses to a rigid, non-movable flat foot deformity that is painful, primarily on the outside of the ankle. [feetforlife.com]

To Congenital asymmetric talipes Congenital clubfoot NOS Congenital talipes NOS Congenital tarsal coalition Hammer toe, congenital planus (acquired) (any degree) - see also Deformity, limb, flat foot congenital Q66.5- ICD-10-CM Codes Adjacent To Q66.5 [icd10data.com]

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The first and most obvious sign of overpronation is a flat foot / dropped arch. A supple flat foot loses the arch only when weight bearing. [learnmuscles.com]