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Relieve pain with custom orthotics. Browse these common causes of back pain, knee pain, neck pain and foot pain.

Achilles Tendinitis

Achilles tendonitis is most common in people aged 30-40 years, with 90% of cases occurring during sports/exercise. The most common causes are excessive physical training (especially running or lunging) or wearing inappropriate shoes during training.

Drop Foot

Foot drop (or drop foot) is a general term for difficulty lifting the forefoot (the front part of the foot). Foot drop is a symptom associated with an underlying neurological, muscular, or anatomical problem, including nerve or muscle injury or disease or brain/spinal cord disorders, including herniated discs, spinal stenosis...

Leg Length Inequality

Leg Length Inequality lead to an unstable gait, resulting in abnormal gait patterns. Prolonged long and short legs have an effect on the spine, affecting the normal movement and distribution of strength in the joints of the lower limbs.

Shoulder Complaints

Shoulder drop may cause pain or discomfort in the shoulder. This is due to the shoulder being incorrectly supported and stabilized, resulting in excessive pressure and stress on the shoulder joint and surrounding tissues, causing inflammation, muscle tension, or soft tissue damage.

Runners Knee

One of the most common and frequent running injuries is running knee. But the truth is that running knee is not an injury in and of itself. It is a broad description of knee pain caused by other knee injuries, including iliotibial bundle syndrome, patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS), and/or chondromalacia patella.

Heel Spurs

When you wake up in the morning, do you have a sharp pain in your heel? Does it feel like someone is stabbing you in the heel when you take a step? If so, you may be suffering from heel spurs.

Low Back Pain

Low back pain is the most common disability among working men and women under the age of 45. It is a global epidemic and a major factor in the current opioid crisis, but foot orthotics and chiropractic care can help.

Plantar Fasciitis

Plantar Fasciitis, also known as "Heel Pain Syndrome", is the most common cause of foot pain, caused by gradual degeneration of the plantar fascia or sudden trauma to the heel area.

Pronation

When a foot is severely "pronated", it means that the arch has dropped and the foot is flat. Flat feet are less able to absorb shocks, resulting in a less stable "foundation" for the bones, muscles, ligaments and tendons throughout the body.

Hip Pain

In most cases, treating the hip is more likely to be successful when the focus is on restoring balance function throughout the body from the ground up, rather than simply reducing pain and inflammation in the irritated tissue .

Knee Pain

Have knee pain? Treating the knee is more likely to be successful when the focus is on restoring balance function throughout the body from the ground up, rather than simply reducing pain and inflammation in the irritated tissue.

Sciatica

Sciatica is a symptom of an underlying condition; it is not a diagnosis in itself. Many common lower back problems can lead to sciatica.

A foot injury does not necessarily lead to problems in other parts of the body

An "asymptomatic" (symptom-free) foot is not the same as a problem-free foot. Misaligned joints may not cause pain, but can lead to biomechanical problems, nerve defects, and other problems throughout the body. Custom orthotic insoles for foot braces can help by properly supporting and positioning the foot - our research has proven this.

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