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  <description>OverviewFallen arches, also know as having flat feet, or pes planus, refers to the collapsing of the foot?s arch so that it is no longer curved properly or adequately supportive. The condition can cause foot pain, fatigue and affect gait, which can create strain on the knees, ankles legs and hips. F…</description>
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  <published>2017-07-04 12:45:10</published>
  <title>You Might Have Pes Planus?</title>
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