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neuropathy, or nerve damage, which can mean a loss in feeling.
Leg cramps, pain while walking, or numbness in your feet or toes an all be signs of poor circulation.
Issues Caused by Poor Circulation
wear diabetes socks while exercising, as they can help prevent injury.
There are also measures you can take to protect your feet:
- Inspect your feet daily, looking for skin and nail problems – cuts, scrapes, swelling, discoloration – as well as signs of a fracture. If your foot is swollen, red, hot or has changed in shape or size, see a foot and ankle surgeon right away.
- Don’t let leg pain go unchecked. Pain that develops after a little activity or at night can be the result of a blocked artery, and requires immediate care.
- Don’t go barefoot. Wear shoes inside and outside.
- Don’t try to trim calluses yourself, and avoid over-the-counter medicated pads.
Diabetes Socks Aid Circulation
And again, wearing the right sock is an important part of diabetic foot care.
Creative Care can help if you’re looking for diabetes socks that will protect your feet. We’ve been a leader in the diabetes sock world for more than three decades, making long-lasting socks designed to stay in place while not constricting your legs.
Visit our website today to find the sock that’s right for you.
