Reduced Heel Cushioning
Under the heel bone lies a layer of fatty padding that cushions the heel when the foot impacts the ground during standing, walking and running. If this fatty layer decreases in thickness or starts to disintegrate (known as ‘fat pad atrophy’) it is less able to withstand the forces of ground contact and pain can arise.
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Recommended Carnation Footcare Products:
Carnation Footcare Pediroller
The PediRoller is an exercise aid, offering immediate relief from common heel and arch foot pain. Used regularly, the PediRoller can maintain healthy feet and address problems of heel and arch pain such as plantar fasciitis.
Heel & Arch Pain?
Immediate pain relief for plantar fasciitis with the podiastrist designed Pediroller
- Ridged design aids circulation
- Latex free
- Exercise leaflet included
Stretching and strengthening programmes play an important role in the treatment of heel and arch pain caused by plantar fasciitis. In a study* 83% of patients involved in stretching programmes for heel pain were successfully treated.
What conditions can the Pediroller be used for?
- Heel pain
- Arch pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Tired feet
Carnation Footcare Cushion Comfort Insoles
- Relieve ‘foot fatigue’ with cushioning foam for all day comfort.
- Perforations allow air to circulate, keeping feet fresh and dry.
- Pine fragrance keeps shoes smelling fresh.
- Hand-washable for re-use.
Carnation Footcare Advanced Pressure Relief Insoles
- Designed to reduce shock, pressure, fatigue, aches and pains in the feet, legs and back.
- APR material rebounds to its original thickness in a fraction of a second after every step, maximising comfort.
- Dual protection antimicrobial agent combats the fungi that cause athlete’s foot and destroys the bacteria that cause foot odour.
Carnation Footcare Advanced Pressure Relief Heel Pads
- Same material rebound qualities of the insole.
- Self-adhesive backing for firm fixing.
- Can be placed directly into the shoe or used in conjunction with APR Insoles.
The information given on this website is not a replacement for medical evaluation, advice or diagnosis by a healthcare professional.
