Insoles for calcaneal spurs

COVERAGE

PRESSURE RELIEVING
The Material effectively absorbs pressure when walking.

FILLING MATERIAL
Used as the inner (middle) layer of the insoles

THERMOPLASTIC STIFFENER
The stiffening and shaping material of the insole is mapping the profile of the foot.

MATETARSAL LIFT
Recovers the correct weight balance within the forefoot.

FORMING MATERIAL
The lower part of the insole additionally maintains the shape and profile.

Calcaneal spur appears as a result of chronic inflammation in the region of the calcaneus. Degenerative changes in the calcaneus contribute to the formation of bone growth, which results in inflammation of the plantar aponeurosis and stabbing pain, limiting or sometimes preventing movement. Factors that create favorable conditions for the development of the disease include overweight, improperly healed injury, standing work, or old age. This disease is complicated to treat, so reducing the symptoms is a big achievement.

It is necessary to attend rehabilitation and, above all, use orthopedic insoles, which relieve stress in the heel area and minimize calcaneal pain. In more severe cases, surgery is required to remove the bone gland. However, this is a difficult treatment, the effects of which do not outweigh the results of conservative treatment. Prophylactically you should maintain normal body weight, avoid excessive foot loading, select shoes properly (elastic with a slightly thicker sole), and when moving, move the body weight on the forefoot bone.