Beware of high-heeled shoes!

In addition to the feet, high heels also caused normal walking and the general biomechanics of the body to deteriorate, experts pointed out in the legs and spine as well as wear and deformation. The Muscle and Skeletal System, which keeps the human being alive, is a physical therapy and manipulation specialist who states that it is to stay up with a certain contraction, which allows the body to stand upright over the spine. Ali Şahabettinoğlu said, "The high heels disrupt the alignment of the hip and the spinal column by shifting the center of force of the body to the front, and the body is unwantedly moved backwards to stay on the high heels. ache and deformities of the spine. Disorders occurring in the spine affect the body position in the negative in time, causing some discomforts. Among these disorders, waist and neck have a significant share of aches. If the harmful effects of high heel shoes spread on the spine of the spine belly button , if there is pain spreading from the neck to the hands, there is a high possibility of neck pain.

Shahabettinoğlu underlined the fact that high-heeled shoes are not used as long as possible, and recommended wearing comfortable orthopedic shoes. Bursa 'Şahabettinoğl in the center of the back and neck healed by the method of providing the manipulation exerted by the patient's hernia, which he practiced this treatment method known by a small number of specialist doctors in Turkey. He stated that the manual therapy treatment was 2-3 times in mild cases, 4-6 in middle cases and 8-10 sessions in forward cases. Dr. Shahabettinoğlu said, "Treatment is being applied at intervals of 3-5 days, during which the patient is treated with techniques such as stretching, pressing and spinning with the belly and neck region, which is uncomfortable, while 98 percent of the patients are recovered by manipulation. , a loss of muscular power in the feet, a urine-ablute abduction complaint, or in patients who do not respond to treatment without surgery, and a small number of patients who do not respond to treatment without surgery or with loss of muscular strength in the hands of the neck may need treatment.