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I have had a verbal enquiry from a GP re her mother. Mother has MS and in late 70's, uses a walking stick. She hip hikes to get ground clearance but because of anti slip soles doesn't always make it and falls.
The lady concerned is seeing and has seen a podiatrist for some years, who has dealt with the foot type of this ladyand provided insoles with heel raise/toe seperators which are worn in trainers. High arch and claw toes on both feet. GP unable to be more descriptive.
The question from the GP is:- is there anything that can be done to the shoe to take away the anti slip without adding to the depth of the shoe sole to enable a 'slide' - as this would certainly cause her to stumble and attempt to hip hike even more.
I have not seen said Gp's mother so cannot comment as to what is actually happening gait wise and have explained that I can only ask colleagues for ideas as they (colleagues) would be in the same situation.
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