A COMPARATIVE CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY TO MEASURE THE IMPACT OF HIGH HEEL AND FLAT SHOES ON ANKLE, FOOT AND LOW BACK

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In this survey 300 people were selected, among which 285 gave responses to us. The time frame for this research was 4 months. Two scales which are oswestry for low back and foot ankle disability index for foot and ankle joints were used. The consent was informed and then data collected through prepared questionnaire. High heel usage is increasing day by day due to the increasing attention given to combine attraction and elegance. Moreover, by wearing high heels posture is unstable and chance of fall is increase. High heels also affect lumbar curvature specially exaggerate lumbar lordosis. The purpose of this survey is to identify factors which contribute to affecting the lower limb joints as well as lumbar spine.
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