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FAQs
Are these shoes suitable for women with diabetes and neuropathy?
Can these shoes accommodate custom-made orthotic inserts?
What type of closure options are available for ease of use?
Our orthopedic and diabetic shoes for women come with various closure options such as straps, laces, tieless lace, zippers, toggles, and stretch materials, providing flexibility and ease of use for different needs and preferences.
Can proper shoe sizing and fit be important for managing neuropathy symptoms?
Is walking bad for foot neuropathy?
Walking can have both benefits and potential challenges for individuals with foot neuropathy. It's essential you wear appropriate footwear, such as wide toe box shoes, with cushioning, support and a proper fit. In addition, regularly inspecting your feet for any signs of injury or changes and promptly addressing any concerns with your healthcare professional is important for maintaining foot health. The benefits of walking are that it promotes blood flow to the feet, which can enhance circulation and potentially provide relief from symptoms associated with neuropathy. Walking also stimulates the nerves in the feet, which can help maintain their function and potentially improve sensation. Finally, walking is a low-impact aerobic exercise that can improve cardiovascular health, strengthen muscles and help manage weight. These benefits can have positive effects on overall well-being, including foot health.















































































































