New Socks Reduce Diabetes Foot Pain

If you suffer from diabetes, then you almost certainly have foot problems. Diabetes can produce a variety of symptoms in your feet. One of the main causes is poor circulation. You can lose feeling, sensitivity and develop neuropathy, along with foot sores and the risk of infection.

You need a therapy sock that’s soft and non-abrasive on your feet to keep from causing sores that can lead to infection.

A well designed smooth, flat toe seam that won’t pinch or irritate your skin and luxurious pile padding to gently support the soles of your feet.

Diabetes affects the blood vessels and arteries restricting blood flow to your feet. It’s imperative your socks are nonrestrictive and don’t compound the impaired blood flow.

That’s why Prolotex™ engineered a superior non-binding cuff so revolutionary, it just keeps on giving!

Certainly, one of the greatest features of these remarkable new therapy socks is the RELAXED FIT leg section which allows for an exceptionally roomy, non-binding and comfortable fit. No more pinching, biting and strangling of your ankles. This exceptional design allows for increased blood flow where it’s needed.

Speaking of blood flow, don’t forget, this exciting new sock model is made from the same bio-ceramic far infrared materials, Prolotex™ is famous for.

Far infrared rays gently penetrate deep into the soft tissues of your feet, helping to increase microcirculation and retard bacterial growth.

Prolotex’s RELAXED FIT Therapy Socks are the perfect choice, for anyone suffering from the damaging effects of diabetic foot.
 

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Symptoms of Diabetic Foot

• Numbness and tingling in toes and feet
• Unrelenting burning sensation
• Inflammation in feet and ankles
• Swelling in ankles and calves
• Reddish discoloring
• Hair on lower limbs stops growing
• Feet feel hot to the touch
• Skin on lower legs looks hard and shiny
• High blood pressure
• Weakened immune system
• Mood swings

Causes of Diabetic Foot

• Diabetes
• High blood glucose levels
• Peripheral neuropathy
• Kidney damage
• Ingrown toenails
• Injuries to the foot that go untreated
• Nerve damage
• Smoking
• Poor-fitting shoes
• Poor circulation to the foot

 RELAXED FIT
Bio-Ceramic Socks
for better circulation in your feet.

Relaxed Fit Far Infrared Socks

 5 sizes available

You need to Pay Attention!

If your body loses its ability to fight off infection, the skin on your feet may start to weaken. A breakdown in the elasticity and resilience of the skin opens up the doors to disease and bacterial infections. The skin's connective tissue starts to break down, as microscopic blood vessels wither. Tiny capillaries in your feet lose their connection to vital blood flow, creating a stagnant circulatory environment. Lack of circulation can lead to gangrenous tissue.

Will Far Infrared Socks Help Treat Diabetic Foot?

Yes! Far Infrared energy rays emitted from Prolotex™ FIR Socks help retard bacteria - and prevent secondary infections. Infrared waves promote health and rejuvenation of cells - a necessary activity for combating this skin disease.

Far Infrared energy waves promote circulation to the extremities. FIR energy has been shown to help in the restoration of nerve endings, so wearing socks that emit far infrared rays will be beneficial.

Tips To Preventing Diabetic Foot

	Wash your feet, at least once a day.
	Wear comfortable supportive footwear.
	Inspect your feet daily for scrapes, cuts and injuries that could become infected.
	Wear a fresh, clean pair of Prolotex™ RELAXED FIT Far Infrared Socks every day to help reduce bacterial infections.
	Have regular checkups with your physician to monitor your blood sugar levels.
	Do not wear other people's shoes, especially sports shoes.
	Wear Prolotex™ RELAXED FIT Far Infrared Socks to help improve circulation in the foot.