custom orthodics

I was fitted w/ orthodics by a podiatrist in high school. I'm now 25 and still use them (I wear the same size shoe), but I've been experiencing pain in my arch and I'm wondering if it's possible that the structure of my foot has changed and should I get rid of the orthodics. I'd hate to do this b/c they cost around $600 and I figured they'd last forever. Is this wishful thinking?

Posted By Nate Anspaugh on October 05, 2006 at 10:40:13:

Dr. Vivian Abrams, DPM
Podiatrist
The Active Ankle offers flexibility and security. It will feel different from anything you have ever worn for ankle protection. The hinge allows freedom of motion that you may not be accustomed to. Do not mistake this freedom of movement for lack of support. A leading university said, the Active Ankle provides more support (inversion) than the leading air-stirrup brace, the leading lace-up brace, or a tape job.

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