(Diabetic shoes) My feet are numb. Should I change my shoes?

 

Diabetic patients should not have uncomfortable feet.

 

Diabetic foot (diabetic neuropathy) is a common complication experienced by 15-25% of diabetic patients.

 

It is a disease where the foot necroses due to vascular disease blocking blood flow or neuropathy damaging the nerves.

 

If it worsens, amputation of the foot may be necessary; management is important. The foot feels cold or numb, or...

 

If your senses have diminished or your skin color has changed, you must consult your primary care physician.

 

Diabetic patients at high risk of diabetic foot should wear comfortable socks and shoes that do not cause irritation.

 

You shouldn't wear sandals or slippers.

 

Because you need to protect your feet from external stimuli. I recommend sneakers, and

 

When buying new shoes, choose ones with a wide foot width and a soft insole.

 

Summary: When choosing new shoes, it's best to pick ones with a wide toe box and a soft insole!

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