Flat Feet, High Arches & Alignment Disorders · Nashville
High Arches & Cavovarus Foot treatment in Nashville, TN
Expert care for high arches and cavovarus feet at our Nashville clinic, 300 20th Avenue North, Suite 103.
Understanding high arches and cavovarus feet, and how we help in Nashville.
Looking for help with high arches and cavovarus feet in Nashville? Our Nashville clinic at 300 20th Avenue North, Suite 103 offers exams, treatment, and follow up close to home.
A high arch, or pes cavus, is a foot with an arch that stays raised even when you stand. A cavovarus foot also has a heel that tilts inward. The foot becomes stiff and puts extra load on the heel and ball.
Some people are born with it. In others, a nerve or muscle condition is behind it, so a careful exam matters.
Also called: Pes Cavus
Symptoms
Signs of high arches and cavovarus feet.
If you notice these signs and live near Nashville, an exam can give you clear answers.
- 01
Pain in the ball or heel of the foot
- 02
Frequent ankle sprains or a wobbly ankle
- 03
Toes that curl or claw
- 04
Calluses on the heel, ball, or outer edge
Why it happens
What can cause high arches and cavovarus feet.
- 01
An inherited foot shape
- 02
Nerve and muscle conditions that pull the foot
- 03
Old injuries to the foot or ankle
- 04
Imbalance between strong and weak leg muscles
Diagnosis and care
How we treat high arches and cavovarus feet in Nashville.
Step 1 · Diagnosis
We look at your arch, heel angle, and toe position, and test strength and feeling in your legs. Standing X-rays show alignment. We may suggest nerve or MRI testing if we suspect a hidden cause.
Step 2 · Treatment
Cushioned shoes with a wide sole absorb shock. Custom orthotics spread pressure across the foot rather than only the heel and ball. An ankle brace can add stability if you often roll your ankle. Physical therapy and calf stretching also help.
When pain or ankle instability continues, surgery can rebalance tendons, correct the heel position, or reshape bones. Many people do well without an operation.
Your visit
What to expect at our Nashville clinic.
Your visit for high arches and cavovarus feet in Nashville is simple and friendly.
- 1
Talk and exam
We listen first, then examine your feet and how you walk at our Nashville clinic.
- 2
Clear answers
X-rays or other imaging when needed, so you leave knowing what is wrong.
- 3
A plan for you
We begin with gentle options that work, with follow ups close to home in Nashville.
Recovery
What to expect over time.
Better shoes and orthotics often bring relief within a few weeks. Surgical recovery may take three to six months or more.
When to book
Do not wait it out in Nashville.
Book a visit if you sprain your ankle often or have foot pain that lasts. Also come in if you notice new weakness, numbness, or a change in your arch.
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FAQ
Your questions answered.
Why do I keep spraining my ankle?
A high arch shifts weight to the outer foot, which makes rolling the ankle easier. A brace and strength work can help.
Can a high arch come from a nerve problem?
Yes, sometimes. That is why we check strength and feeling along with the foot.
Do you treat high arches and cavovarus feet in Nashville, TN?
Yes. Our Nashville clinic at 300 20th Avenue North, Suite 103, Nashville, TN 37203 treats high arches and cavovarus feet in children and adults. Call 615-220-8788 to book a visit.
How soon can I be seen for high arches and cavovarus feet in Nashville?
Call the Nashville clinic at 615-220-8788 or send a request online. Tell us about your pain and we will find the earliest time that works for you.
Nashville clinic
Get help with high arches and cavovarus feet in Nashville.
300 20th Avenue North, Suite 103, Nashville, TN 37203
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