DIABETIC EXTRA Wide Non Elastic Socks for Swollen Legs and Diabetics Pack of 3 Pairs UK size 6-11 Honeycomb Top Designed for Wide and Problematic feet Medical Graded Black

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A zip aid is usually a piece of cord or fine chain with a hook on one end and a tab at the other to assist with doing up zips. Large rings or tape can also be attached to a zip tab to help make gripping easier. Consider these if you have zips on boots.

There should be enough width in the shoe to accommodate your whole foot - there should be no pressure on the joints on the sides of your foot Footwear designed for use over dressings and plaster-casts may provide a cheap solution to the problem of what to wear indoors. Don’t cross your legs. Whenever you are in a car or a meeting, resist the urge to cross your legs. This reduces circulation below the knees which can cause swelling and other problems.Wear well-fitted and suitable footwear. Avoid wearing shoes that are too small for you. They might cause pain and place undue pressure on your ankle swelling. Opt for functional loafers over the killer heel and your feet will thank you. Linings - breathable materials such as leather or fabric to keep the foot fresh; they need to be smooth and seam-free

The following advice for fitting and selecting shoes is provided by the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists: Elevation of your legs with the use of your mattress or bed base in a way that makes your feet at a slightly higher level.

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You are advised to seek a dermatology (skin) test to identify what chemical or material you are sensitive to, as this will guide your future choices. Manufacturers may provide information on any chemicals or materials used in the structure or manufacturing of their shoes on request. For a child or adult who has feet which vary greatly in length, perhaps one foot is child-size and the other adult, made-to-measure bespoke footwear may be the only answer. If prescribed by a hospital consultant, shoes can be adapted free on the NHS; otherwise the adaptations may be undertaken and paid for privately. An orthotist - the person employed to carry out the prescription - will run a footwear clinic in the hospital. Orthopaedic shoemakers will also undertake this work privately, e.g. for people who want additional shoes adapted. The number of shoes that can be adapted on the NHS will vary. You are advised to confirm this with your local service. sometimes prescribed by doctors for those who have unique or more serious medical conditions. Good for severe swelling. Many people have experienced the annoyance and discomfort of swollen feet. And it’s not a surprise since the average person’s feet absorbs around 1000 pounds of force daily!