We're launching a new and improved website. During this transition, some features, content, or functionality may be temporarily unavailable as we complete updates behind the scenes.
This customer company account is blocked and customer cannot place orders.
Foot orthotics and orthopedic support help to stabilize and reduce pain associated with injuries, abnormalities, and hereditary or age-related deformities in the bones, muscles, and tendons of the lower extremities like bunions and plantar fasciitis. Both acute and chronic foot conditions can affect your overall well-being in many ways including posture, associated pain in the legs, back and neck, and insomnia, to name a few, and the proper foot support can provide much-needed relief. Allegromedical.com offers a complete inventory of plantar fasciitis treatment options, walking boots, CAM boots, and post-op shoes from quality manufacturers and industry-leading brands. Shop confidently for orthopedic foot support and Allegro Autoship program.
Yes, foot orthotics can actually cause foot pain and lead to a weakening of your feet, ankles, and knees. Because of this, purchasing orthotic inserts made correctly to perfectly fit your foot is a very good idea. Custom-designed orthotics may cause some short-term pain or discomfort as your body adjusts to them but are ultimately designed to help alleviate pain and other symptoms.
How do plantar fasciitis braces work?
Plantar fasciitis braces (also called night splints) help against a condition known as plantar fasciitis. The device keeps your foot flexed in a gentle stretch, while you sleep, in order to alleviate morning pains from the condition. Several studies show that wearing a night splint significantly reduces the symptoms of plantar fasciitis. The treatment is made even more effective when used with a combination of orthotic inserts, stretching, and icing during the day.
Wearing a night splint can improve your circulation and blood flow, can help break up adhesions and scar tissue, and speed up the healing process while you sleep. There are two types of night splints - the more traditional (and harder) splints and the softer sock splints. The advantage of using sock splints is that they are more flexible and work better for people with mild to moderate plantar fasciitis symptoms.
MEDICAL ADVICE DISCLAIMER The information, including but not limited to text, graphics, images, charts, and any other material on this site, is intended for informational purposes only and does not take the place of medical guidance provided by your physician. No information on this site is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult a qualified medical professional about your condition or circumstances before undertaking a new healthcare regimen.