How about flat foot surgery

Some friends who love beauty go out shopping almost every day. Of course, they have to wear beautiful clothes when they go out. However, the matching of clothes naturally involves beautiful high heels. The benefits of high heels are only two: beautiful and serving as a cushion for height. It is terrible for short people to wear 20-centimeter high heels. Do you think high heels are beneficial to height and beauty? After listening to my introduction to high heels, are some friends who have never worn them excited? Don’t think about buying high heels online first, but you might as well listen to me. If something has its benefits, it must have its drawbacks. The harms of high heels: long-term wearing of 5.6 cm or even higher heels can lead to flat feet, ischemic necrosis of toe bones and other diseases. Now let's get to the point. People with flat feet should consider doing flat foot surgery. Let me explain flat foot surgery to you.

Flatfoot surgery and acquired flatfoot correction:

Acquired flat feet: Simply put, flat feet refers to the lowering and disappearance of the arch of the foot, which will affect normal walking. There are hereditary congenital flat feet and acquired flat feet caused by improper wearing of shoes.

The main cause of acquired flat feet is heels. Heels of any height will move the body's center of gravity forward, increase the pressure on the arch of the foot, and cause the arch height to decrease. This will not only aggravate flat feet, but will also directly lead to flat feet - high heels are highly harmful, and medium heels are moderately harmful, and it is by no means beneficial! There is a popular science article "The Pros and Cons of Shoes and Health" which explains it very clearly.

For the rehabilitation of acquired flat feet, you can consider using negative heel shoes with higher front and lower back. Negative heel shoes can effectively reduce the pressure on the forefoot. It can relieve pain, facilitate walking and recovery, and is an effective forefoot decompression shoe that is beneficial and harmless to the human body. Patients generally report that they are able to walk better and their symptoms are milder when wearing flat shoes than shoes with heels. This is especially true for negative heel shoes that are higher in the front and lower in the back. You can try it out by standing barefoot or in flat shoes, with your front foot stepping on a book about 18 mm thick, to see if the symptoms of your feet are alleviated. This is also the effect of standing in negative heel shoes. Negative heel shoes can be purchased in some tertiary hospitals.

Flatfoot surgery: The main purpose of the surgery is to raise the arch of the foot, correct the force line, and relieve pain. The surgery generally has no special sequelae, but the postoperative effect of orthopedic surgery may not be as good as expected, and you may still feel some discomfort after the surgery. A systematic physical assessment should be performed before surgery to rule out surgical contraindications.

I don't know whether the flatfoot surgery and acquired flatfoot rehabilitation that I recommended to you have effectively helped you, but I am giving you a suggestion. I personally think that surgery would be better, but this is how the world is. Everything has its pros and cons, and you must bear some risks.