Arch Supports for Achilles Pain
Achilles tendonitis/ Achilles pain is a major problem amongst runners of all ages. As the name suggests Achilles tendonitis affects the achilles tendon. The achilles tendon connects the heel of the foot to the calve muscles. The tendon joins three main muscles in the calve, the two heads of the gastrocnemius and the soleus. Pain may be present at the achilles tendon during exercise. The pain may increase once activity has ceased. Tenderness may be felt along the course of the tendon. There may be the presence of a localized nodule on the tendon. The soles of the patients shoes may show an abnormal shoe wear pattern. The primary cause of achilles tendonitis is over pronation. This can be controlled via sports insoles.
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Dr Foot's Sports Insoles
Dr Foot's Sport Insoles provide extra longitudinal support and cushioning for runners, plus lateral support for tennis, football and aerobics. Forefoot extensions prevent movement of the insert, which is important during sporting activities. Ideal for patients seeking arch support for prevention and treatment of achilles tendonitis and general achilles pain.
The ideal insole for complete foot support, comfort, correct posture and mechanics. Dr Foot's insole is a unique foot support system intended to help relieve achilles pain, while preventing foot strain and injury. A full-length, prescription like arch support prevents and treats foot pain. The result: control for feet rolling inward (over-pronation), which can pull the entire lower body out of alignment. A special fabric cover reduces slippage and heat, helping keep feet drier.
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