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I have this problem and went to the Dublin Sports and Physiotherapy Clinic in Heytesbury Street. They fitted me with orthotics (arch supports). They are excellent and very thorough. It is IMHO very important to be checked out by professionals. My sister went to these people and they discovered she had one leg .5cm shorter - apparently that is a lot - so her orthotics had to be made to compensate for this discrepancy. The sooner you get something done the better for yourself. My orthotics cost me about €250 but one pair should do you for life. I don't know if you are male/female but if you are female and want to be able to wear high heels you can get narrow ones specially made. I didn't because I didn't know about them but I'm managing without them so far - anyway I wasn't too keen on paying another couple of hundred.crestfallen said:Recently I found out I have fallen arches. I was told I should get arch supports to wear in my shoes. Where would I look for them? What kind should I get? What kind are available? How many pairs would I need to get? How much do they cost? Does anyone know of any other treatment or tips for fallen arches?
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