OrthoComfoot Men's Orthopedic Walking Shoes Loafers Slip On: Comfortable Casual Plantar Fasciitis Shoes Black, Outdoor Arch Support Relaxed Fit Shoes for Neuropathy Recovery Size 10

Description

● About plantar fasciitis — a condition that develops when the plantar fascia — the band of tissue on the bottom of the foot that connects the heel to the toes and supports the arch — becomes inflamed or strained. ● Simple treatment methods — avoiding high-impact exercise, taking over-the-counter pain and anti-inflammatory medication, such as ibuprofen, using orthotics (shoe inserts) for added support and possibly icing the foot periodically.resolve symptoms for most people, although the pain usually takes months, sometimes longer, to fully heal. Our orthotics can help align the central three metatarsal shafts to correctly maintain the metatarsal bone position.Distributing the weight over the five metatarsal bones helps reduce impact and pressure,a common cause of the callus and burning pain in feet. The Arch Proper medial and lateral arch support reduces aches and pains, and promotes healthier functioning for superior natural shock absorption and a coiled spring effect in the foot. The Toe The generous toe box allows your toes to spread naturally, like a bare foot in wet sand. The result is better balance, less stress, and increased comfort. The Heel The sandal's heel cup cradles the foot, minimizes side-to-side movement, and provides stability and natural shock absorption. The heel cup centers and aligns the foot to minimize pronation and supination, reduce pressure on the arch, and enhance the body's natural cushioning and bone protection. Ideal for foot and heel conditions such as: ✔Flat Feet ✔Plantar Fasciitis ✔Foot, Arch and Heel Pain ✔Arthritis ✔Knee pain ✔Supination ✔Bunions ✔Overpronation Review: Very comfortable and came with an extra pair of insoles. I ordered my usual size and the length fit is fine, but they’re a bit wide, even though my feet are on the wide side! I hope they’ll prove durable. Review: Love them