Other Foot Conditions

Sprains, tendinitis, capsulitis, neuroma, apophysis, and neuralgia are examples of conditions that cause pain and other issues in feet.

Clinique podiatrique de l’Estrie podiatrists are able to diagnose these conditions and recommend the treatment that best suits patients’ needs.

List of common conditions

The following list is non-exhaustive. It presents some of the most common conditions and pathomechanics that can be treated with plantar orthoses.

• Flat feet;
• High-arched feet;
• Ankle instability;
• Poor balance;
• Poor posture;
• Walking abnormalities;
• Lower limb length discrepancy;
• Leg pain;
• Knee pain;
• Hip pain;
• Back pain;
• Growing pains in children;
• Hallux valgus (bunion);
• Hallux limitus;
• Hammer toes and other digital deformations;
• Metatarsalgia;
• Heel spurs;
• Plantar fasciitis;
• Morton’s neuroma;
• Periostitis;
• Tendinitis;
• Sprains;
• Rheumatoid arthritis;
• Foot ulcers for diabetic patients.

Flat feet are also associated to a number of foot conditions. High-arched feet are also the source of other conditions.