Flat Foot: Diagnosis
- Inspection of feet from the front and back.
-The individual may need to stand on the tips of their toes to allow the doctor to examine the shape and function of each foot.e
2. Medical history. In some cases, they may order an X-ray, CT scan , or MRI scan .
3. Foot prints on a paper.
-Inked sole imprinted on a white sheet, to check the visibility of the arches.
*Podiatrist or physical therapist may recommend specific exercises to manage the symptoms of flat feet or prevent them from developing.
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