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I have a high arch foot but that never gave me pain or problem until now with lots of pain. what can be happening?
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Arthritic changes: Just because you have a high arch it doesn't have to hurt, but after some wear and tear, symptoms can set in. The transverse arch begins to loose some of its range of motion and therefore making it hard to adapt to ground reactive forces. An insole is a great way to support this area. The custom made ones are the best. The store bought ones might not have the support you need.
Answered 7/27/2014
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