A lot of people say they have flat feet....then there are those of us born without arches in our feet.

A lot of people say they have flat feet....then there are those of us born without arches in our feet. Grandma used to say I don't have feet I have flippers But seriously I hope these upstep insoles help... I really need the pain to stop

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Community comment#1

My job has me locked into a position where I have to haul pallets what totals about 15miles per shift... I got off at 430pm and this is what they look like now... Please if anyone knows what to do that won't cost me a fortune...

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Community comment#3

Your upsteps are going to hurt with flat feet like that. Take it easy and don’t give up.

Community comment#4

Mine looks like that too I've been told I had skis for feet😜😁 the pain is real

Community comment#5

Have you tried feet gel-ice pack for pain relief? Search Relief Expert.

Community comment#6

I was born with flat feet on both feet and ended up getting reconstructive foot surgery for it and I would recommend it, but I highly, highly suggest getting multiple opinions from multiple different surgeons/orthopedic before going through with it if you’re thinking about possible surgery if nothing else seems to work.

Community comment#7

Opposite issue, high arches knackered my back, knees and hips by 47 yrs old

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Community comment#9

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Community comment#10

My podiatrist gave me insoles. Started off with a small arch height and increased the size of the arch support..im on my 3rd pair now and my feet feel so much better. You have to be patient though. Your feet can be painful wearing them when you start off, but you have to persevere

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#11

Raynauds????? Possibly

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#12

I just want you try this for you to believe we have solutions# prepare concentrate of fresh bitter leaf of half bottle small Coca Cola drink mix and shake throughly with the same quality of pure honey.....take two spoons morning and night before going to bed take out three spoons and use it to rob it lightly and the pain will go and you will sleep better avoid exposure to cool environment......However one bottle of original customised made and delivery is just one thousand eight hundred dollars. (3days)

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#13

possibly?

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Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#15

this is the results of my surgery,

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#16

same, I’m 38 though

Community comment#17

Idk what’s worse; flat fee or my feet? Neurologists aren’t put much effort into my 👣 pain …. Bilateral Foot Dystonia since Summer 2021 (right side)🤦‍♀️ Originally I had just Left Foot Dystonia since 2016😔 My Orthotist took the pictures!

Community comment#18

Your foot looks like mine after I had posterior tibia tendon transfer surgery. Totally flat like a plank! And totally affects my gait! Sucks!!

Community comment#19

My daughter was born with flat feet. The drs told me she would outgrow it by 3 years old. 🤣yea no! She’s 25 and we call her feet pancakes cause they’re so flat. Take’s after her great grandma.

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#20

my back troubled me in 20s to point I needed traction. Daily exercise got it under control till perimenopause then had to stop yoga, plyo, running, long walks now can do isometric , weights and cycle very slowly and no hills . Both knees misaligned and have cmp. Higher proximal tendons knackered disc denigration and nerve compression lower back and neck cause limb weakness.