Reviewed by: Dr Nikita Toshi
Disclaimer: Informative, not prescriptive.
Visit a shoe store to measure your feet if it's been a while. Avoid shoes that are too small or too big to prevent blisters and calluses.
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Choose diabetic footwear for comfort with ample cushioning and support to prevent foot problems and ensure stability.
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Avoid wearing high-heeled shoes as they can pressure the ball of your foot.
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Opt for shoes made of breathable materials like mesh to prevent moisture buildup, reducing the risk of fungal infections.
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Wear diabetic socks to keep feet dry, cushioned, and friction-free, pairing well with diabetic footwear.
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Choose shoes with seamless interiors and no prominent stitching inside to minimize the risk of skin irritation, and shoe bite.
Instead of slip-ons, opt for laced shoes as they typically offer superior support and a more precise fit.