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How the MM Podiatry System Works for Real Patients 

How custom orthotics, progressive rehabilitation, and structured return to activity work together in reality.
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Case Study 1: Chronic Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome in a Competitive Runner

38-year-old semi-professional runner. Bilateral medial tibial pain. 18 months of failed treatment.

Two courses of physiotherapy and sports medicine had not held — symptoms relapsed within weeks of returning to training each time. Adherence to rehabilitation had also broken down due to frequent work travel and inconsistent gym access.

The MM Podiatry system solution: a 3D printed orthotic prescribed to reduce pronation velocity and improve shock attenuation through the lower limb, connected to a 14-week structured rehabilitation programme delivered through RehabHub 3D.

Digital rehab delivery proved decisive: exercises were completed in hotel rooms and airports using RehabHub 3d’s video guidance, directly addressing the adherence barrier that had undermined previous treatment.

The patient returned to 25+ km of weekly running within 14 weeks, targeting half-marathon distance within eight weeks.

“For the first time in 18 months, I feel like someone has actually explained why this keeps happening and given me a plan that fits my life, not just told me to rest and hope for the best.”

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Case Study 2: Chronic Plantar Fasciopathy in an Active Professional

52-year-old teacher and recreational parkrunner. 14 months of right-sided plantar heel pain. Rest and a heel pad had not worked.

Symptoms had initially improved with rest but returned when she tried to resume parkrun. Her GP had treated the symptoms — with cushioning and offloading — without addressing the mechanical reasons the tissue was being overloaded with every step. She was managing 6,000–8,000 steps daily on hard flooring and had stopped all recreational activity.

The MM Podiatry system solution: a 3D printed orthotic prescribed to reduce pronation velocity, control the rate and magnitude of arch lowering, and allow the windlass mechanism to engage earlier and more efficiently — connected to a 10-week rehabilitation programme delivered through RehabHub 3D.

Morning pain dropped from 7/10 to 2/10 by week four. Walking 10,000+ steps on school days without significant end-of-day symptoms by week six. Completed her first parkrun in 14 months by week ten.

“I’d been told to rest and wear a gel pad for over a year — nobody explained why it actually hurt or gave me anything to actively do about it. The orthotics and the rehab programme together have completely changed things. I ran my first parkrun in over a year last Saturday.”

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