I have a new patient who presented with a sensation in the lateral lower leg described as 'like a hair being constantly pulled' accompanied by pins and needles wenever she tried to achieve an 'outside edge' when ice skating. This began when she put some 'over the counter' arch supports (Superfeet) in her boots to try and correct her tendency to 'roll her foot in' that appeared to her to be stopping her from achieving a 'good outside edge'. She came along to see if I could design a better orthotic that would not provoke this sensation but give her the balance she required. RCSP 3 deg everted, NCSP 5 degrees inverted, Non weightbearing forefoot to rearfoot position 1-5 is forefoot valgus but 2-5 is 'inverted' . Sorry to quote these non pc terms - but at least we all understand them! I built up some chairside insoles that balanced the foot using a 'milking stool' model they looked and felt good in the skates off the ice -but when she tried them same old problem started straight away. Any ideas from anyone who treats ice skaters?
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