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Custom insoles are mainly indicated for children with confirmed biomechanical abnormalities or foot conditions. These include flat feet (collapsed foot arches), foot varus/valgus, knock knees or bow l

Literally, leg length discrepancy means the left and right legs are of unequal length. Normally, a length difference within 4 millimeters between the two legs is common among most people and barely af

Foot valgus is a common skeletal developmental issue in young children, yet it is often overlooked by parents. Foot problems should never be taken lightly. If left undetected and untreated in a timely

Beware of the "extra bone": A complete guide to accessory navicular pain

Popular Science: Why Flat Feet Disqualify People from Military Service

According to data from the International Diabetes Federation, the number of people aged 20 to 79 living with diabetes in China rose to 140 million in 2021, and the figure is projected to reach 164 mil

Studies show that 65% to 85% of people have a flat foot structure, while around 6% to 9% have high-arched feet. High-arched foot is a common foot deformity. It can affect people's ability to stand and

We've recently received many questions about flatfoot. In our previous post, we mainly talked about the symptoms and assessment methods of flatfoot, and assessment is a key part of flatfoot treatment.