Re: sore foot

Chiropractors will take a look at the mechanics of the foot and see if orthotics are needed. A set of orthotics may offer a simple fix.

Posted By doc4bax on February 27, 2008 at 15:10:37:

In Reply to: sore foot posted by LInda Ferrell on February 17, 2008 at 23:10:15:

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Silicone inserts leave the epicondyle pressure-free and provide an intermittent compression to the soft tissue of the joint, leading to increased circulation, thus aiding in the resorption of swelling and edema.
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