Where are special shoes and socks suitable ... - Diabetes India
Where are special shoes and socks suitable for diabetics with foot problems available? I am from Kolkata and any local address would help.
Dear Debasish,
wear only cotton socks, with less elastic. during winter night just cover your feet during sleep time.
walk briskly daily for 30 minutes.
keep vigil over blood glucose atleast twice a month.
keep updated your doctor.
never stop taking your medicine on-time.
never get over stressed up.
always check on your feet for splits, cuts and wounds. never keep it unattended.
PRAY TO GOOD LORD.
AND ALL THE BEST.
We suggest you to go through vijaysar.net . this product may help you to control your blood sugar count.
regards/Satyen.
Special gel heels can also be used in your normal shoes. Maybe there is no need for you to go for special shoes. Gel heels are By Dr Scholls. Please consult a foot specialist or Bata
TOTALLLY AGREE TO WHAT ALL HAVE SAID, STILL YOU LIKE TO HAVE A SET OF FOOT WEAR,, NOT SURE WHERE YOU STAY,, BUT THERE SOME ON THE SECUNDERABAD CLUB TO TRIMALGIRI ROAD,, ONLY KNOW THIS PLACE OF SALE NOT SURE ABOUT THE QLITY AND OTHER TERMS PLZZZ DO TAKE CARE AND BE JOYOUSSSS
Special Diabetic Shoes by good branded names like Dr. Sholls etc are available in western countries. I am not sure about India locally. You may try ordering from NET if available at reasonable prices. Otherwise selct shoes which are
1. slip on type
2. if leather, it should be soft
3. Light in weight
4. Soft in walking, yeielding to your weight
5. broad at the toes, so that the toes do not get crumpled or pressed togather.
6. Always wear cotton socks.
7. In case of new shoes be very very careful about shoe bites, which should not happen,
8.In the shop before buying, put the shoes for some time and walk atleast for 5 minutes as test.
TAKE CARE AND HAVEA NICE DAY
Please Check the links Underneath:
orthofit.in/web/drc-insoles...
orthofit.in/web/drc-socks/d...
Diabetic Foot is more sensitive then others & Require a safe environment 24 X 7.
Avoid any tight footwear or something that puts excessive pressure on the Foot.
Never wear something which has rough edges or open threading that can injure the Skin.
Avoid any kind of Synthetic material.
Thank you everybody for the feedback.
