Curative Footwear

Curative footwear helps prevent pressure points, reduce the risk of ulcers, and provide necessary support and comfort for diabetic feet.

Orthopedic shoes are specially designed to provide extra support, alleviate pressure points, and accommodate foot deformities, unlike regular shoes that may not offer the same level of support and comfort.

Ankle foot orthotics (AFOs) are devices that support and stabilize the foot and ankle, improving mobility and preventing complications in diabetic patients.

Custom orthotics are designed to fit most types of shoes, but it's best to consult with a healthcare professional to ensure proper fit and effectiveness.

Footwear should be replaced when it shows signs of wear or no longer provides adequate support and comfort, typically every 6-12 months.

Soft, breathable materials such as leather or mesh are ideal for diabetic footwear, as they reduce the risk of irritation and allow for air circulation.

Special footwear helps prevent pressure points, reduces the risk of ulcers, provides necessary support, and accommodates foot deformities, protecting diabetic feet from complications.

Diabetic shoes are also known as therapeutic shoes or extra-depth shoes.

Diabetic depth shoes are specially designed footwear with extra depth to accommodate custom orthotics and provide additional space for foot deformities.