Lisfranc's Injury
A brief description of this potentially serious foot injury is described
Addressing a Child’s Foot Pain
What parent wouldn’t do everything in their power to keep their children healthy?
Being proactive about a child’s foot concern is an important part of this philosophy.
Pain in a child’s feet isn’t normal. It’s rarely from ill-fitting shoes.
Unless a child has a deformity such as a bunion, foot pain is often a biomechanical problem.
This is considered good news.
A biomechanical problem means a part of their foot is getting stressed or fatigued by abnormal movements
The solution is often very simple.
Custom or custom-like orthotics resolve the pain almost 100% of the time.
Orthotics also significantly help to relieve juvenile bunion pain and leg pain as well.
Solving a child’s pain and biomechanical condition goes a long way toward avoiding future problems as a teenager or adult.
Many knee and back issues may be avoided by addressing the feet at a younger age.
A proactive approach to a child’s complaint about foot pain can help to avoid both short-term and long-term suffering.
We are here to serve you and your children.
To Healthy Feet,
Dr. Betschart
844-375-7622
