Orthotics: Are They for You?

Orthotics are devices worn in the shoe that can relieve pain due to arthritis and other conditions.

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Podiatrists recommend a range of orthotics for a variety of painful conditions. Dina Stock, DPM, a Cleveland Clinic podiatrist, frequently recommends orthotics for people with flat feet, big toe arthritis or mid-foot arthritis, but many conditions can benefit from orthotics. People with inflammatory rheumatoid arthritis, for example, benefit from orthotics because their tendons and joints are more susceptible to damage.

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