conditions - what we treat

What we
treat

Treatment should begin right away to have the best chance for a successful outcome without the need for surgery. Over the past 10 to 15 years, more and more success has been achieved in correcting clubfeet without needing surgery. 

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Cause 

Doctors still aren't sure why it happens, though it can occur in some families with previous club feet. Your baby's chance of having club foot is twice as likely if you, your spouse or your other children have had it. Less severe infant foot problems are common and are often incorrectly called club foot.

Symptoms

One foot is turned to the side, and it may even appear that the top of the foot is where the bottom should be. The involved foot, calf, and leg are smaller and shorter than the average side.

It is not a painful condition, but if it is not treated, clubfoot will lead to significant discomfort and disability in the teenage years.

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Treatments

Ankles

Ankle orthoses suitable for your needs, either ready to wear or custom-made, are our area of expertise.

Binders & Supports

Binders & supports, providing you with the support where you need it.

Footwear

Footwear supports you with various options perfectly suited to your needs.

Paediatrics

Supporting children's orthoses needs with our range of Paediatrics custom or ready-to-wear solutions.

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appointment

Call us on 0800 550 632 to book an appointment