Does anyone find that a type of shoe helps your foot neuropathy?

Dear Janet. Thanks for the U Tube recommendaton. I will try it this evening or tomorrow.

My neuropathy is mostly in the upper thighs. I recentaly (last night) took the 3 recommend pills of MAG R&R which is MAG Muscle and Sleep Support and it worked...so far. In addition to that and in the past year or so? I have used Dr. Joe's Maximum Strength Neuropathy Hemp Cream by slathering it with a tissue on my legs and feet, toes, where ever I think I might have a problem during the night. My clue comes during the day when I feel a slight pull in my upper legs. I know then I will have a problem later. This has worked for me. I also have been taking Magnesium at night before bed and that seems to help me as well. Just my experiences. Good Luck and thanks again. Judith

Thank you Judith for all of your helpful suggestions!

Agradezco a todos los que han enviado estos mensajes por medio de los cuales me enteré de zapatos y zapatillas que permiten una mejora en el andar y alivian las molestias
Gracias!

I wear Hoka shoes, Sketchers, and OOfas. OOfas has a recovery slipper that is great. I am fortunate enough to still be able to play pickleball and the Sketchers pickleball shoes are stable and cushioned enough.

The Hokas are great but the link is a scam. Get them in retail brick & mortar stores.

That link is a scam! Someone else was promoting and recanted because they saw it was a SCAM

Dave - The Skechers Ghent work shoe has a slip resistant bottom. That’s a huge help for me on most surfaces, including car pedals. However, they (or probably any shoe) won’t help against car pedals if they’re wet. I keep a small towel in my front seat to make sure I dry off the soles of my shoes if I’ve gone through water; it’s good to do anything to improve safety with driving, as floor mats don’t always wipe off all the moisture.

Thanks Debbie,

I talked with someone at Skechers and ordered the Go Walk 6 that has the bottom you’re referring to. The suggestion of keeping a towel around to dry them is helpful.

David

I just saw a commercial this morning about Dick's retail stores carrying Hokas. We have a Dick's near us. What I plan on doing: next time I'm in the store, I'll check out the Hoka style(s) that they might have on display, try them out in my size to see how they fit. The Hoka website tends to have great sales and they do send info (I'm on their mailing list). When I see what I want, I'll at least then know the size and width for placing an order. I don't place online orders without feeling sure about size/width because I totally abhor the return process.

What link? I didn’t post a link.