Hip Dysplasia: A Guide for Parents and Adults
Hip dysplasia (developmental dysplasia of the hip – DDH) is a condition that affects the hip joint.
So many choices! Such confusion! How does one choose the appropriate school shoes for their
growing child? All of the brands telling you different things that help to benefit your child. Different
prices don’t help with the decision making process.
Well let’s put things into perspective. There are around forty, five day, weeks to the school year.
Each one of those days is 8 hours. That’s a massive total of 1600 hours a year!
Let’s delve a bit further. We are going to assume that with all the running around, from walking to
and from school, recess and lunch, and kicking footy balls and dancing around to songs, that your
son or daughter legs carries them around 10km a day. Per year they have travelled around 2000km.
So that’s like walking from Sydney to Melbourne and back!
What are you looking for in a good school shoe?
Hip dysplasia (developmental dysplasia of the hip – DDH) is a condition that affects the hip joint.
Heel pain can be a real drag, especially when that first step in the morning feels like stepping on a tack. One culprit behind this discomfort can be heel spurs. But what exactly are they, and more importantly, how can you fix them?
Arthritis in the feet can significantly disrupt your daily life, turning simple walks into painful struggles.