FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Some common queries among our clients for your information

  • Is there a cure for flat feet?
  • What are the effects of flat feet on adults?
  • How is diabetic foot cared for?
  • Does wearing improper shoes for diabetic feet affect them?
  • Can the cast get wet?
  • How can my child maintain the shape of his cast?
  • What do I need to know about my child’s cast?
Is there a cure for flat feet?

Yes, in cases of children, the diagnosis is made early from the age of two to three years, and it is treated by medical shoes and specialized medical mattresses, and a treatment plan is developed by the specialist to improve the position of the foot.

What are the effects of flat feet on adults?

A medical mattress for adults should be placed to avoid the occurrence of various problems associated with flat feet cases, such as osteoarthritis, tendinitis, deviation of the thumb inward, foot tilt, knee, and lower back pain.

How is diabetic foot cared for?

Through a specialized medical pedicure for the feet to maintain the health of the nails and trim them in a correct manner, in addition to taking care of the feet and making sure that there are no cracks in the heel of the foot or fungi.

Does wearing improper shoes for diabetic feet affect them?

Yes, it may lead to pressure, friction, calluses, nail problems, and skin stiffness. Therefore, it is recommended to wear shoes designed for diabetics.

Can the cast get wet?

It depends on the type of cast your child has. In general, splints are supposed to stay dry. Please note that a wet cast irritates the skin next to it.

How can my child maintain the shape of his cast?

Keeping it clean and not entering dust and dirt, leaving the adjustments to the treating doctor, not pulling the inner lining, or adjusting the ends of the cast at home, but referring to the specialist in the clinic immediately

What do I need to know about my child’s cast?

The following points need to be taken care of and brought to notice during the follow-ups:

  • If there is a feeling of numbness,
  • If there is a feeling of burning or a stinging sensation,
  • If there are signs of excessive swelling,
  • If there is a change in the color or blueness of the toes.
  • If you notice cold extremities, with the appearance of cracks or wetness in the cast that aren’t drying properly.
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