Pronation in the Foot: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

Pronation i foten är en naturlig rörelse

Pronation in the foot is a natural movement, but overpronation can lead to various issues. This article discusses what pronation is, symptoms of overpronation, and how to treat the problem.

Pronation is a natural movement where the foot rolls inward during walking or running. Normal pronation helps absorb shocks and distribute weight. Overpronation occurs when the foot rolls in too much, which can lead to various problems.

Symptoms of Overpronation

Common signs of overpronation include:

  • Pain on the inside of the knee
  • Shin splints
  • Heel spur or plantar fasciitis
  • Kneecap instability
  • Faster wear on the inside of shoe soles
  • Crooked feet or inward-turned ankles

Causes of Overpronation

Overpronation can be due to several factors:

  • Low arches or flat feet
  • Weak muscles in the foot and lower leg
  • Genetic factors
  • Overweight
  • Poor shoe usage

Diagnosis and treatment of overpronation

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Overpronation is a common issue that can cause various discomforts in the feet, legs, and back. By using the right shoes, insoles such as 4D insoles, and performing strengthening exercises, many can effectively manage and prevent problems related to overpronation. It is important to consult a foot specialist or orthopedic for an accurate diagnosis and individual treatment plan.

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