Tape your own Plantar Fascia - Low Dye Taping Technique
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2022
- This video shows to how to tape your own foot to support the medial arch using the low dye technique. It's mainly used for plantar fasciitis otherwise know as plantar heel pain, and PTTD (posterior tibial tendon dysfunction)
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You will need some 5cm and 2.5 cm width zinc oxide tape which can be found here : amzn.to/3dqJcBZ
If you get any rashes or obvious allergic skin changes then take it off quickly, thoroughly wash your foot and seek medical advice.
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Fantastic video...Thanks for making it
Thanks for commenting. I’m glad you find it helpful. Best wishes. Stephen.
Well done! I’m forwarding this using the Share Arrow above.
Thanks! I’m glad you found it helpful
I like your technique.
Thank you!
The moment when you’ve just spent ages taping your arch everyday for two weeks and remember you have some lovely orthotics in a cupboard 😫
Orthotics are definitely the easier option for a lot of people. Hope it settles down for you.
@@PhysioMSKi don't know how anyone can afford Orthotics? I'm injured from my job as a cashier, I make such a meagre wage that I couldn't afford to even get a mold done, let alone pay for an orthotic 😢 I may as well not have even bothered with the initial consult.
@@chelseascott5872 The whole field is in it’s infancy. Much more needs to be done. With the internet, we can find things better.
There’s a soft cushioned peel-away shoe insert. Not cheap, but definitely the right idea. Material is antibacterial, has a light glue, just peel away to get the right fit.
I just saw another video, saying to use KTAPE, so which is the best. ????
K Tape is an elastic sports tape. It’s stretch properties are no good for something like this. The plantar fascia is inelastic. It needs rigid support for this condition. You really don’t want your arch collapsing with every step. Plantar fasciitis needs a firm insole or a non stretch tape.
Is this not the wrong direction to support the arch? Should be laterally to medially to support arch.
It doesn’t make any difference. You are taping transversely across a longitudinal tissue. Whatever way feels best to you.
For how long? When the pain usually end? How long does PF last?
Hi. I’ve done a separate video all about plantar fasciitis. The link is in the description.
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oh dear...i thought why would i record my foot...funny the way the brain works...oh right wrap my foot.
😂 I never even thought of that ! Yeh we call it taping in the MSK world 👍