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What Is Flat Foot And Its Treatment

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Flat feet or flat foot sometimes becomes a serious problem during SSB interview medicals. You may often find a candidate who has got TR[ temporary rejection ] due to flat foot in medical examination. However, a person don’t feel much pain and able to do regular day to day activity, but it is considered as one of the reason to be unfit for defence forces. 

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What is Flat feet aka Flat Foot:

Ans: One can have flat feet when the arch on the inside of his/her feet is flattened, which results in the entire sole of foot to touch the ground during standing position.

What are the cause of Flat feet aka Flat Foot: 

Ans: You may notice that a baby born with flat feet, and with time our feet developes an arch, for some of us it may not develop during childhood. Age, accidents or injury can be one of the other reasons for flat feet.

How to detect Flat feet aka Flat Foot:

Ans: It is possible to detect just by looking at your feet or foot, which actually happens during medicals. Medical officer may ask you to keep your toes on ground and lifting your heel to certain level, from this he can check the amount of arch on your feet.

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Normal Arch

Wet Test: You can do the wet test at home:

  1. Pour a thin layer of water into a shallow pan
  2. Wet the sole of your foot.
  3. Step onto a shopping bag or a blank piece of heavy paper.
  4. Step off and look down

For more details visit the source link: More on wet test

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High Arch

Results: There can be three different results:

  1. Normal Arch: Your feet are normal so relax. 
  2. Low Arch: Can create some problem during medicals. 
  3. High Arch: Can be considered as a normal for medical point of view.

Treatment for Flat feet aka Flat Foot

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Low Arch

You can follow some exercise to reduce flat feet by increasing arch.

  • Wear shoes which support arch.
  • Keep your heels on tennis ball with big toes touching the ground.
  • Lift your toes by keeping heels on ground, hold it for 10-15 seconds, keep on repeating of 4-5 times.
  • Sit and lift your right feet and touch the last toe finger of the left feet. 
  • At last consult a physician also.

Conclusion

In most of the cases one who gets TR for low arch (flat foot), clears it in the review medical board. One with such case  must do the regular exercise to reduce the flat foot.  

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21 COMMENTS

  1. How much flat foot is acceptable for ground duties ??
    Actually my right foot was operated at time of my birth and bcse of tgat, my foot is little flat.
    What should I do ??
    Plse tell me about the medical standards..

  2. Can you inform me something regarding the Gunshort angle or the angle created by the arm from the elbpw..and what is the desired angle and the angle for which TA can be given during the medicals.

  3. sir, plz post an article listing every test/ examination done over a ssb candidate for IMA so that many of us including me cud take necessary step prior to any meds. I think it wud be helpful to many.

  4. Nice article admin…
    Please share some info on the ‘carrying angle of elbow’ thing too. and about its correction..
    it’l will be really helpful for many aspirants!

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