overpronation

What are the Symptoms of Overpronation?

The symptoms of overpronation in children may include:
Foot pain or soreness, especially in the arch or heel.
Knee pain or discomfort.
Fatigue or difficulty walking long distances.
Visible inward rolling of the foot when walking.

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