Back Pain
- Dr. Abbie Clinics
- July 21, 2026
When the feet roll inward (excess pronation), the legs rotate internally, which can tilt the pelvis forward and increase the curvature of the lower back. Over time, this places increased stress on the ligaments, cartilage and nerves of the lower back.
Our Approach
A biomechanical assessment looks at whether pronation, posture, or leg length differences are contributing to your back pain. This is particularly relevant if the pain is linked to prolonged standing or sitting. See our supporting articles on sitting-related back pain and headaches linked to leg length for related reading.
Treatment Options We Offer
- Custom orthotics: designed to help reduce excess pronation and pelvic tilt
- Postural and ergonomic guidance
- Foot mobilisation and targeted stretching
Book an Assessment
Book a biomechanical assessment at your nearest Dr Abbie Clinics location to discuss your back pain.
