Body Structure Evaluation (Back Pain)

Back Pain and Foot Conditions: The Link
Many foot conditions eventually contribute to health concerns farther up the kinetic chain, especially the generalized condition of "back pain."

An anatomical difference in leg length produces abnormal structural strains on the pelvis and low back. These can cause not only chronic pain, but also have been shown to result in specific degenerative changes

The use of prescribed orthotics, after the proper computerized structural scan has been shown to reduce these strains and bring about significant improvement.

Ask yourself these few simple questions to find out if you're a candidate for a body structure evaluation and custom prescribed orthotics. Start your journey toward the lifestyle you deserve!

  1. Do you stand or walk on hard surfaces for more than four hours a day?
  2. Do you participate regularly in any physical sport (e.g., basketball, baseball, tennis, golf, running)?
  3. Are you age 40 or older?
  4. Have you had any prior injury to your knee, neck or back?
  5. Do your shoes wear unevenly?
  6. Do you have joint pain while standing, walking or running?
  7. Is one of your legs shorter than the other?
  8. Do you have knock-knees or bowlegs?
  9. Do you have obvious foot problems (bunions, corns, flat feet, etc.)?
  10. Do your feet "toe out"?

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions you are a likely candidate.

Please call us at 321-783-1960 to schedule your evaluation







Dr. Steve Alukonis is the only Diplomate of the American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedists in the Cocoa Beach, Cape Canaveral area and one of very few in the county. He has been in practice for over 25 years right here in the Cocoa Beach area.


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Location: Space Coast Advanced Health 299 N Orlando Ave, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931, USA

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