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Does anyone find that a type of shoe helps your foot neuropathy?
Neuropathy | Last Active: Aug 8 2:45pm | Replies (1436)Comment receiving replies
@lorirenee1 and @retiredteacher -- I buy Sketchers slip ons but like any shoes with memory foam inserts they aren't much good after 5 or 6 months. For me I need shoes that I can easily slip on but yet give support sideways. Most tennis shoe type shoes don't give me ankle support.
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I also have had success with Skechers slip on shoes, but similarly, the relief only lasts a few months as the insoles lose their resilience over time. Nevertheless, it is wonderful to walk without pain. I cannot afford to replace the shoes every 3-4 months, so I would love to hear of a more permanent solution.
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I was told by my podiatrist that Crocs and EDEFY shoes were the best for a person with my issues, neuropathy and plantar faciitus. So I have both. Neither are comfortable and when I have to wear either one, I can't wait to get them off! I can't even stand anything touching my feet, socks, shoes, sheets etc. I already feel as though I have socks squeezing my feet and my toes feel like I have rubber bands wrapped around them while I have nothing on them. So in conclusion, I am with you. I too would also like to know I if there are any types of shoes that neuropathic people find comfortable.