Plantar Fasciitis
You must look at the entire 'Myofascial Meridian'
that extends not only to the foot but also to the calf.
Plantar Fasciitis
You must look at the entire 'Myofascial Meridian'
that extends not only to the foot but also to the calf.
Plantar Fasciitis
You must look at the entire
'Myofascial Meridian'
that extends not only to the foot
but also to the calf.
Plantar Fasciitis
You must look at the entire
'Myofascial Meridian'
that extends not only to the foot
but also to the calf.
Plantar Fasciitis Checklist
01. Morning's First Step Pain |
When taking the first step after waking up,
there is a sharp, tingling pain.
02. Pain when waking up/standing up |
When standing up after sitting for a long time,
my heel hurts.
03. Localized Pain |
Pain is concentrated on the heel
and the inner sole of the foot.
04. Worsens with Activity |
Pain gradually worsens
when walking or standing for a long time.
05. Shoe irritation |
The pain is worse when wearing
hard or flat shoes.
⚠️ Expected issues if neglected
If left untreated, plantar fasciitis
can become chronic, worsening into walking abnormalities
and systemic joint problems.
It is not uncommon for
imbalances in foot structure and gait
to lead to various symptoms.
That is why Obliv looks not only at the feet
but also examines the flow of the entire
'myofascial meridian' together.
The higher the blood sugar level, the lower
the foot's recovery power, and even a small inflammation can lead to major complications.
If you are a diabetic patient, be even more careful!
Plantar Fasciitis
You must look at the entire 'myofascial meridian'
that extends not only to the foot but also to the calf.
Foot Function Recovery
Program Key Features
Evaluation of the myofascial meridian
connecting the feet, soles,
Achilles tendon,
and calf fascia
From superficial fascia
relaxation to
focused treatment
with dual shockwave
therapy
In combination with
TENS,
helps reduce pain
before and after
shockwave therapy
Providing guides
to prevent recurrence,
such as stretching instructions,
shoes, and insole education
*Even if the tissue is healed through treatment, if bad habits continue,
the plantar fascia can be stressed again, and the pain may recur.
Foot and Myofascial Meridian Assessment
We do not just look at the feet, but also evaluate the myofascial chains that extend to the calves, Achilles tendons, and knees.
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy
It delivers shockwave energy to the painful area using radial and focused shockwaves, helping to reduce pain, improve blood circulation, and alleviate symptoms.
Combined TENS therapy
By lowering pain signals with low-frequency stimulation, it helps reduce discomfort before and after the procedure.
Lifestyle Management Education
We provide guidance on daily care methods to prevent recurrence, including stretching, footwear, and insoles.
Foot and Myofascial Meridian Assessment
We do not just look at the feet, but also evaluate the myofascial chains that extend to the calves, Achilles tendons, and knees.
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy
It delivers shockwave energy to the painful area using radial and focused shockwaves, helping to reduce pain, improve blood circulation, and alleviate symptoms.
Combined TENS therapy
By lowering pain signals with low-frequency stimulation, it helps reduce discomfort before and after the procedure.
Lifestyle Management Education
We provide guidance on daily care methods to prevent recurrence, including stretching, footwear, and insoles.
Foot Function Recovery
Program Composition
*The program configuration may vary depending on the patient's plantar fasciitis progress.
Plantar Fasciitis Checklist
01. Pain on the First Step in the Morning |
There is a sharp, tingling pain when taking the first step after waking up.
02. Pain when waking up/standing up |
The heel hurts when standing up after sitting for a long time.
03. Localized Pain |
Pain is concentrated in the heel and the inner side of the sole.
04. Worsens with activity |
Pain gradually worsens when walking or standing for a long time.
05. Shoe irritation |
The pain is more severe when wearing hard or flat shoes.
Plantar Fasciitis Checklist
01. Pain on the First Step in the Morning |
There is a sharp, tingling pain when taking the first step after waking up.
02. Pain when waking up/standing up |
The heel hurts when standing up after sitting for a long time.
03. Localized Pain |
Pain is concentrated in the heel and the inner side of the sole.
04. Worsens with activity |
Pain gradually worsens when walking or standing for a long time.
05. Shoe irritation |
The pain is more severe when wearing hard or flat shoes.
Plantar Fasciitis Checklist
01. Pain on the First Step in the Morning |
There is a sharp, tingling pain when taking the first step after waking up.
02. Pain when waking up/standing up |
The heel hurts when standing up after sitting for a long time.
03. Localized Pain |
Pain is concentrated in the heel and the inner side of the sole.
04. Worsens with activity |
Pain gradually worsens when walking or standing for a long time.
05. Shoe irritation |
The pain is more severe when wearing hard or flat shoes.
⚠️ Expected Problems If Neglected
If plantar fasciitis is left untreated, it can become chronic,
worsening into gait abnormalities and systemic joint problems.
It is not uncommon for structural imbalances in the feet and gait to lead to various symptoms.
That is why Obliv examines not only the feet but also the overall flow of the entire 'myofascial meridian'.
If plantar fasciitis is left untreated, it can become chronic,
worsening into gait abnormalities and systemic joint problems.
It is not uncommon for structural imbalances in the feet and gait
to lead to various symptoms.
That is why Obliv examines not only the foot but also the flow of the entire 'myofascial meridian'.
If you are a diabetic patient, be even more careful!
If you are a diabetic patient, be even more careful!
The higher your blood sugar, the lower your feet's ability to recover,
and even minor inflammation can lead to major complications.
Key Features of the Foot Function Recovery Program
Evaluation of the myofascial meridians leading from the pain area, foot, sole, Achilles tendon, to the calf fascia
Evaluation of the myofascial meridian
running from the foot to the sole,
the Achilles tendon, and the calf fascia
With dual shockwave therapy,
from superficial myofascial release to focused treatment
From superficial fascia relaxation
to focused treatment
with dual shockwave therapy
By combining TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation),
it contributes to reducing pain before and after shockwave therapy
By combining TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation),
it contributes to pain reduction
before and after shockwave therapy
Providing guides to prevent recurrence,
including stretching, footwear, and insole education
Providing guides
to prevent recurrence,
including stretching, shoes, and insoles education
Foot Function Recovery Program Composition
Foot and Myofascial Meridian Assessment
We do not just look at the feet, but also evaluate the myofascial chains that extend to the calves, Achilles tendons, and knees.
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy
It delivers shockwave energy to the painful area using radial and focused shockwaves, helping to reduce pain, improve blood circulation, and alleviate symptoms.
Combined TENS therapy
By lowering pain signals with low-frequency stimulation, it helps reduce discomfort before and after the procedure.
Lifestyle Management Education
We provide guidance on daily care methods to prevent recurrence, including stretching, footwear, and insoles.