hi there, I have recently had two adolescent females present to the clinic both with bilateral HAV.
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The first patient had foot pain and so I prescribed custom orthotics and in conjunction with a prescribed exercise program she has a good outcome in terms of reduction of pain
The second patient has no others oot pain but bilateral HAV. With pain due to bursa irritation. I have discussed all padding, strapping, footwear etc
I really struggled in terms of what biomechanic variations I should be looking for that may be contributing to the HAV and what evidence do I have in terms of orthotic therapy and the formation of HAV. I'm not wanting to prescribe orthotics for prevention unless it's based on some sound information. Can anyone please point me in the right direction??
Thankyou
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