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Orthoses are shoe inserts designed to support, align or improve the function of foot.
The orthoses prescribed by the podiatrist are custome-made to suit your individual needs and the way your body moves.
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People of all ages with a variety of foot or lower leg problems wear orthoses. Anyone suffering from chronic foot or lower limb condition which is limiting their mobility or independence may benefit from wearing orthoses.
Orthotics are now an ultra thin design allowing clients to interchange use between all closed toe shoes.
Clients that present with symptomatic pes planus, leg pains, bone spur, plantar fasciitis or foot pains can be treated using this foot orthotic. Orthoses provide valuable long-term solution in the treatment and prevention corns, calluses and ulceration by redistributing the pressure of body's weight on the feet.
Orthoses also help with rehabilitation of acute or chronic foot conditions such as tendonitis, recurrent ankle sprain and stress fracture, by providing consistent postural control.
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When prescribing orthoses, the podiatrist provides a comprehensive service to ensure safe and effective foot care, including:
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A full clinic assessment of your foot problem prior to prescription. |
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Prescription of orthoses tailored to individual needs. |
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Provision of any addition treatment require. |
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Advice regarding exercises, footwear and training methods where relevant. |
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Complete control over prescribing, making and fitting your orthoses. |
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Comprehensive follow-up, including initial and ongoing treatment plan. |
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Fine-tuning or correction of any problems experienced in wearing the orthoses. |
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