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Break-In Period For Your Type of Orthotic The normal break-in period for this type of
orthotic is 7 to 10 days before the patient can expect to be able to wear
them full time and experience some relief of their painful symptoms. If you're not having any
difficulty during this break-in period, ProRehab certainly encourages you to
wear them as much as you can.
IF YOU DO NOT BEGIN TO EXPERIENCE RELIEF
FROM YOUR ORTHOTICS OR HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO BUILD UP WEARING THEM FULL TIME
WITHIN 10 TO 14 DAYS, YOU NEED TO CONTACT THE PHYSICAL THERAPY OFFICE
AND SET UP A RETURN VISIT WITH THE PHYSICAL THERAPIST IN ORDER TO HAVE THEM
MODIFIED. DO NOT CONTACT YOUR REFERRING PHYSICIAN DIRECTLY IF YOU ARE
MERELY HAVING DIFFICULTY ADJUSTING TO THE ORTHOTIC DEVICES.
The
physical therapist who casted you for the orthotics will refer you back to
the doctor who initially prescribed them if he/she feels that your condition
has not responded to the devices. Please do not attempt to modify the
orthotic device yourself. The physical therapist will also discuss the
proper shoe gear for work, sports, walking, etc. ProRehab's
physical therapists are experts in shoe fit and orthotics, and if you need
further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our office.
The orthotic devices are safe to clean
with a damp cloth or any type of household cleaner. They should be
allowed to "air dry" rather than being dried wit any type of heat source.
All orthotic devices
are custom
manufactured by ProRehab
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