l had a client in on Saturday, the mother asked "do we have school shoes to take orthotics?"
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Me "Yes most of our school shoes do."
Mother "Great my daughter has severs in the left foot and has been fitted with an orthotic"
l remove the left shoe to see a 15mm heel lift with mild medial arch support, l remove the right shoe to find no heel lift, nothing, so l ask where is the right foots orthotic, the response.."she only has severs in the left leg so she only needs the lift in the left shoe"
Is this standard, have l been doing something wrong?
There is no LLD, l would have put a heel lift possible orthotic in both shoes for a few reasons, one to keep the 12 year olds pelvis balanced and an unaltered even gait, to aid the shoe fit as the Orthosis provided changes the heel height(internal) and the mid foot fit to the shoe and the real possibility of severs appearing in the right foot.
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