Do orthotics help with weak ankles?
Asked 3 years ago
I have chronic ankle instability and am looking for the best support for my weak ankles. I have already suffered multiple sprains in my life and don't really want to keep going through the same painful injuries over and over again. What are orthotics supposed to do for your foot if your ankles are weak because mine are far from stable? Apparently, it's progressing into overpronation now, which is something I'd like to avoid.
Jair Stanton
Wednesday, October 06, 2021
Yes. Weak unstable ankles disrupts natural body alignment. This leads to increase in foot impact when it hits the ground causing injury or pain in your ankle overtime. Foot orthotics such gel insoles help cushion against the impact while walking. However, for your case, you require specially designed orthotic insoles to support your weak ankles, offer stability by reducing overpronation while cushioning against impact and shock when walking.
Please follow our Community Guidelines
Related Articles
Babafemi Adebajo
Massages for Heel Spurs: Helpful Tips and Techniques
Related Posts
Babafemi Adebajo
Should You Use Orthotic Insoles for Supination?
Babafemi Adebajo
Should You Clean Your Orthotics?
Petal Mashraki
Flat Feet Without Pain: Do You Need Orthotics?
Babafemi Adebajo
Treatments for Plantar Plate Tears
Babafemi Adebajo
Do You Need Arch Support if You Have High Arches?
Staff Writer
Treatment Guide for Plantar Fasciitis
Staff Writer
Benefits of Orthotics for Basketball Players
Can't find what you're looking for?