Frequently Asked Questions
This is our Sever’s disease FAQ. Here you can find answers to questions about Sever’s disease and the Solemaids Severs insoles.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.
Using the squeeze test provides a reliable indication. Watch how to perform the test here.
Children aged 8–14 are most commonly affected.
Yes. It resolves naturally once the heel bone completes development, usually around ages 14–15
Solemaids are the patented custom insole we use, designed in Denmark and utilised by hundreds of allied health practitioners across the globe. They work via a cutting edge ‘heel suspension’ mechanism – floating your child’s heel inside their shoe.
You can book a consultation via our calendar, here.
Alternatively, you can send an e-mail to info@severspaediatriccentre.com
Many children feel relief immediately, while others may need 1–2 weeks to fully adjust.
Solemaids insoles suspend the heel to remove impact — not just cushion it.
If the insoles should not have the desired effect within the first three weeks, we recommend that you contact us and book a new consultation where we can advise you on how to use the insoles best. This second consultation is free of charge. We offer a full return policy on the insoles within 6 weeks from the initial consultation.
Yes. Especially when using Solemaids insoles to reduce pressure, most children can continue participating if pain is mild and short-lasting.