How Do You Choose Shoes For Edematous Feet?
Your feet may be edematous (swollen) for various medical reasons. There are some cases, such as with Lymph edema when your feet will be swollen evenly throughout the day. However, in most cases the swelling will be worse as the day goes on. Due to the increased pressure from a poorly fitting shoe on a swollen foot, your feet will be more susceptible to corns, calluses, blisters and breaks in the skin. You may also be more prone to infection due to the associated poor circulation or medical disorders. So, it is very important to choose a shoe that will fit you all day long and will also not cause any harm to your feet. Have your feet measured. This should be done at then end of the day when your feet are at their largest. Avoid shoes with stitching, or seams that are prominent in the shoe and may irritate your feet. Run your fingers in and around the shoe to ensure there are no problem areas Find a shoe with a lace or a strap. The laces can be adjusted to allow more room in the shoe to
