If a client experiences foot irritation after two days of wearing new shoes, what should they do?

The correct response is for the client to come back to the facility. This approach allows for a proper evaluation of the fit and function of the shoes, ensuring that the client's specific needs are addressed. A professional at the facility can assess any issues related to the shoe’s fit, the materials used, or how the client walks in them. This hands-on evaluation is vital because it enables the professional to provide tailored advice or adjustments to alleviate discomfort.

In addition, consulting in-person can lead to immediate adjustments or recommendations for different footwear options that better accommodate the client's foot shape and biomechanical needs. This proactive approach helps prevent further irritation or injury, ensuring a more comfortable experience with the footwear.