Do plantar fasciitis socks or insoles have an effect?

Do plantar fasciitis socks or insoles have an effect?

I started experiencing severe pain in the soles of my feet, especially around the heels, a few weeks ago.

It is especially severe when I wake up in the morning and take my first step.

The pain persists even after standing or walking all day.

Visited the hospital and received a diagnosis of plantar fasciitis.

The doctor advised not to strain your feet while stretching.

Then, I came across information about socks and insoles specifically for plantar fasciitis on the internet.

Looking at the reviews, many people say they saw results, but I wonder if that's really true.

1. Plantar fasciitis-specific compression socks: They compress the soles of the feet to help improve blood circulation and reduce pain.
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3. Plantar fasciitis-specific insoles: They support the arch of the foot and absorb shock to help alleviate pain.
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I would like to hear the experiences of those who have used these two products to see if they are actually effective.

1. Socks: Do compression socks reduce foot fatigue and alleviate pain? I wonder if they are comfortable to wear all day long.
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3. Insole: I would like to know if using insoles reduces pain while walking and if the effects last over long-term use. Additionally, I would appreciate any recommendations for specific brands or products.

Since I don't know much about plantar fasciitis, it would be helpful if you could tell me.