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which did a pretty good job. I also wear custom orthotics which don't solve everything but prevent me from being in complete agony. However, my ability to ambulate is getting pretty impaired. It is difficult to "toe off" on the right foot and by the end of the day I'm in a fair anount of pain...this, by remaining as sedentary as possible. Walking around to do errands causes problems. I feel like I'm doing less and less, becoming a cripple at 46. I know that there is a limit to what a podiatrist can do, but what are my options? Should I be hobbling like this? I always wear sneakers specifically designed for overpronators, btw, with the orthotics, and my foot still cannot be coaxed into a normal gait pattern, it seems. |
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