What is Marching Foot?

Description of the disease:

Marching foot is a condition in which the patient experiences a characteristic creaking sound when walking. This condition is caused by various reasons and can lead to painful sensations and discomfort.

Classification:

• Flat foot
• Cavus foot
• Supinated foot

Symptoms:

• Pain in the foot area
• Creaking or cracking when walking
• Swelling and redness

Causes:

• Genetic predisposition
• Injuries and foot damage
• Improper footwear

Diagnosis:

The diagnosis is based on the examination by an orthopedic doctor and X-ray examination of the foot.

Treatment:

Treatment may include wearing orthopedic insoles, physiotherapy, massage, and, in some cases, surgical intervention.

Prevention:

• Choosing the right footwear
• Strengthening the foot muscles
• Regular physical exercises

Doctor:

To diagnose and treat marching foot, you should consult an orthopedic doctor.