Leg Length Discrepancy And Shoe Lifts

There are two different kinds of leg length discrepancies, congenital and acquired. Congenital means you are born with it. One leg is anatomically shorter in comparison to the other. As a result of developmental phases of aging, the human brain senses the step pattern and identifies some difference. Our bodies usually adapts by tilting one shoulder over to the "short" side. A difference of under a quarter inch is not really excessive, does not need Shoe Lifts to compensate and mostly doesn't have a serious effect over a lifetime.

Leg Length Discrepancy Shoe Lifts

Leg length inequality goes mainly undiagnosed on a daily basis, yet this problem is easily fixed, and can eradicate many instances of back pain.


Lumbar pain is the most common condition afflicting men and women today. Over 80 million people experience back pain at some stage in their life. It is a problem which costs businesses millions annually on account of time lost and productivity. New and superior treatment solutions are continually sought after in the hope of reducing the economic influence this condition causes.

Shoe Lift


In order to support the human body in a balanced manner, your feet have got a very important function to play. Inspite of that, it's often the most overlooked zone in the body. Some people have flat-feet which means there is unequal force placed on the feet. This causes other body parts such as knees, ankles and backs to be impacted too. Shoe Lifts guarantee that ideal posture and balance are restored.
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