Heel spur syndrome is one of the most frequent complications found in the lower limbs. Many people over 40 suffer from the condition, but younger generations are no exception. The cause is poor body posture, inappropriate footwear and other poor habits. How can heel spur syndrome be prevented without surgery? Physiotherapist Marcela Ehlová, DiS, spoke to us about this and related matters.
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Mgr. Tereza Klečková is a graduate in physiotherapy from Charles University. After her studies, she worked as a physiotherapist in state and private healthcare facilities, and eventually, her own private practice. Currently, she is a professional assistant at the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, where she helps educate future physiotherapists and occupational therapists. Ms Klečková and I discussed foot health and preventive strategies.
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I’m a physiotherapist, and my work involves spending a lot of time dealing with feet, mostly with children, but also with adult patients. Feet and their incredible effect on the whole body fascinate me, and I enjoy looking for ways to help them work.
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Medical problems and various deformities with feet not only affect adults who spend a lot of time on their feet but also children. This is physiotherapist Lenka Tichá’s experience. Parents with children often turn to her when they need conditions in their lower limbs treated. How does Lenka Tichá deal with these conditions? We asked her in an interview.
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