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Neuropathy | Last Active: Jan 20 3:37pm | Replies (61)

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@johnbishop

Hi @mcd123, I have not heard of SootheSocks™️ (https://amrelieve.com/products/soothesocks) but hopefully other members may have tried them and can share their experience. You will notice that we added a few words to the discussion title to better describe your question and hopefully bring in other members to respond. I'm hoping other members will share their experience with what socks work best for them.

I did see this article that talks about the topic and gives some good advice at the end even though they are selling socks themselves --- "Conclusion --
You have to be very careful and considerate in making the decision about the neuropathy socks. Consulting a professional may be the best option if you are unable to detect problems and assess symptoms to calculate the degree of your pain and the worsening state of the health problem.
Accurate advice and help, along with medical care, can help you select the best neuropathy socks to relieve and reduce your foot pain."
-- Best Socks for Neuropathy: https://diabeticsockclub.com/blogs/news/best-socks-for-neuropathy-top-rated-2021

I have to wear compression socks myself which helps the swelling in my legs but does nothing to make my feet feel better. I do have some soft, loose fitting socks that I wear at night when I take the compression socks off and I like the way they feel.

Did someone recommend SootheSocks™️ to you?

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I can’t even imagine actually wearing socks let alone compression socks!!! My feet burn so badly that I cannot wear anything except 100% wool shoes or slippers. I haven’t tried wool socks because I don’t go out if it’s that cold and if it is I just don’t wear any because the cold actually feels better. The skin sensitivity I experience all over my body from the sfn is so significant that I scour the Internet for any and all underwear, pajamas, tops, pants that are seamless mostly, soft and definitely not clingy. I suggest that if you don’t have swelling and need something try wool.

I use bamboo socks daily. They are especially useful for me at night when I need some relief so as to sleep. I do not wear them all of the time, but they do help me. Amazon's prices are rather good. I recommend the socks that come to a little higher on the ankle. The socks do not bunch up as some regular socks do.