Podiatrist and Clinical Specialist in Biomechanics
Orthoses are insoles that have been made specifically for each patient to try to reduce their symptoms. A mould of the feet is taken to capture the foot's most stable position.
The devices much like glasses for the eyes are a support, and not necessarily a cure, but play an important role providing improved foot function, stability and comfort.
There are many pathologies
that can be treated with bespoke orthoses including;
Flat feet, Overpronation,
Plantar fasciitis, Morton’s Neuroma,
Tendonitis,
Sports
Injuries, Shin Splints, Poor running
technique, Plantar skin lesions,
Bunions and
Hallux Limitus, Back and lower limb joint pain
Other foot problems including loss of natural fat padding,
diabetic foot problems, corns, callous and the rheumatoid
foot can also be treated with softer, shock absorbing
insoles, which can also be arranged.