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Casted foot support

Published: 11/01/2022
Last edited: 22/12/2022
Code: 00521

What is a casted foot support?

A casted foot support is a custom made removable support. It is lightweight, thin and fits into many shoe styles.

Why do I need to wear this support?

The cast is designed to reduce the pressure on your foot ulcer and help it to heal.

When should I wear the support?

To get the maximum benefit it should be worn day and night.

How do I keep the support clean?

The cast can be wiped with warm soapy water.

Are there any risks?

As with any new footwear there is always the risk that a part of it may rub your skin.

If you experience any pain or discomfort or notice any redness or other changes to your skin you should remove the cast. When the cast is first issued it is advisable to check your foot after two hours for signs of rubbing and at least once a day thereafter. If you have any problems please contact us.

Contact us

0300 123 6756

Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 4.30pm.

For referrals please complete our Podiatry self referral form, or download our paper-based Podiatry self-referral form and email to kentchft.podiatryreferrals@nhs.net.

Should you wish to cancel your appointment please phone 0300 123 6756 or email kentchft.podiatrycancellations@nhs.net.

This information should only be followed on the advice of a healthcare professional. 

Do you have feedback about our health services?

0800 030 4550
Text 07899 903499
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kentchft.PALS@nhs.net
www.kentcht.nhs.uk/PALS

Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS)
Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust
Trinity House, 110-120 Upper Pemberton
Ashford
Kent
TN25 4AZ

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