Orthopaedic shoes : types and benefits
Podiatrists sometimes prescribe orthopaedic shoes to treat plantar deformities and mechanical abnormalities of the foot and leg.
These disorders can lead to musculoskeletal compensation and chronic pain if left untreated.
See the situations in which orthopaedic shoes are prescribed and how they are made.
The pathologies that can affect the feet are as many as the people who are prone to them.
For this reason, orthopaedic shoes have evolved to accommodate as many people as possible.
Here is a list that lists different orthopaedic shoes that the podiatrist can recommend:
- Orthopaedic street shoes that are more compatible with the office environment and social events
- Orthopaedic shoes for children, which can be used to correct plantar deformities early on, while the child is still growing
- Orthopaedic work shoes that allow more active workers to enjoy continued (…learn more)
