ORTHOTICS IN HARBORNE, BIRMINGHAM
Orthotics
What are Orthotics?
Orthotics, as we refer to them, are insoles made specifically for you. These should be custom made by an appropriately qualified podiatrist in Harborne, Birmingham, and designed to enhance the motion of your foot and body. Orthotics can be made from a range of materials and are shaped to improve the way your foot moves and interacts with your body.
How do they work?
Orthotics in Harborne, Birmingham work by modifying the forces between your foot and the ground. If your foot already has a good interaction with the ground, then you may not need an orthotic. But if your foot does have an inadequate interaction with the ground then orthotics will be beneficial for you. An orthotic is designed to enhance the motion of your foot.
Orthotics are not a life sentence!. The exact reason why you need an orthotic in the first place and the severity of your initial injury will dictate how long you will need to wear the orthotics for. Wherever possible there will be a plan in place to remove the orthotic and allow your improved foot function to continue.
Do I need an Orthotic?
Not everyone needs to be wearing orthotics. However if bad and abnormal forces are beyond your bodies’ current capacity to tolerate them then an orthotic may be of benefit. Tissue has a particular capacity to tolerate stress, a certain amount of stress is essential for positive adaptation however if placed beyond this level for an extended period of time or if done repeatedly some parts may begin to let you down.
If you are not sure about the need for an orthotic, give us a call and one of our orthotics specialists in Harborne, Birmingham can talk through this process with you. We have a wide range of orthotics options in Harborne, Birmingham. We can prescribe prefabricated, custom and 3D orthotics.
What conditions are they proven to help with?
Heel pain and spurs
Arch soreness
Plantar Fasciitis
Flat feet (excessive foot pronation)
High arched feet (excessive foot supination)
Sore shins (shin splints)
Aching feet
Bunions
Bursitis
Morton’s Neuroma
Achilles Tendinopathy
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This revolutionary, personalised orthotics ensure that you get the proper support and direction with every step you take, from achieving optimal performance during sports to providing the right support throughout daily activities.
Orthotics are used to correct biomechanical abnormalities in the legs, which can cause pain in the heels, toes, feet, ankles, knees, legs, and back.
Come and see a Phits™ Certified expert!
At The Podiatry Clinics Harborne Birmingham, we are thrilled to be able to provide Phits™3D print personalised orthotics. During a dynamic gait examination, our Phits™ trained physiotherapist employs Footscan® equipment to analyse the biomechanics of your feet. The scan and biomechanical evaluation results are then utilised to create and custom make customised orthotics that are 3D printed to your exact specifications.
Phits™3D print custom orthotics are the most specific and personalised orthotics available, according to The Podiatry & Physiotherapy Clinics. Unlike standard cast orthotics, which are based on a static measurement or foot position, the orthotics are tailored to your gait pattern.
Other forms of orthotics are available. Our skilled physiotherapist may determine that "off the shelf" orthotics are appropriate for you, which can be discussed during your initial visit.
A custom solution for everyone!
Phits ™ 3D print custom orthotics can be used in any type of shoe and for sporting or every day activities. Sporting shoes and everyday shoes are offered in a variety of styles.
Sports and performance – Enhance your performance
Phits ™ are custom orthotics to enable you to reach your full potential. Athletes, cyclists, footballers, golfers, indoor sports, tennis, and badminton players can all benefit from this product.
Every day use – Improve your day-to-day comfort.
Phits ™ are orthotics that address gait patterns and foot abnormalities and help avoid lower limb, hip and lower back problems.
At work – Increase your efficiency
Nurses, construction workers, waiters, and teachers are among the millions of people who spend their days on their feet, risking injury and discomfort as a result of biomechanical imbalances and improper gait patterns. Phits ™ are suitable for everyday use and can be worn for long periods of time in all types of shoes.