Sever’s Disease Treatment Enfield
What Are The Symptoms Of Sever’s Disease?
If your child is experiencing certain symptoms, it could be indicative of Sever’s Disease. Look out for these signs:
- A slow but steady escalation of pain over time.
- Increased discomfort during sporting activities.
- Heel pain that may be more pronounced when barefoot, especially in the morning.
- Sensitivity or tenderness when applying pressure to the affected area.
Understanding the Causes of Sever’s Disease
The onset of Sever’s Disease is linked to the period when a child’s heel bone grows quicker than the surrounding muscles, tendons, and ligaments in the leg. This rapid bone growth results in the Achilles tendon becoming strained, pulling on the heel’s growth plate. This growth plate, composed of cartilage yet to ossify, is particularly sensitive to inflammation due to the Achilles tendon’s overstretching. Several factors contribute to this condition:
- Growth of the child has made the bones longer than the muscles
- Excessive over-pronation (flat feet)
- Tight calves
- Poor/soft footwear
- Excessive sporting participation
Addressing Sever’s Disease:
At Heel Pain Clinics of Adelaide, we implement the specialised ‘Don’t Severs Your Child’s Foot System‘ to alleviate the primary causes leading to heel growth plate stress in Sever’s Disease.
The system includes our ‘Heal Your Heel System‘, which consists of three essential components:
- Your Child’s Homework: Exercise Regime
- Address Any Bad Footwear
- Addressing Biomechanics
If your child has Sever’s Disease we have a 94% success rate with this program.
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