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1. Arch Pain: can result from a variety of issues. Lack of support for the arch can be a factor creating arch pain. Prolonged standing, walking or running can also create stress on the arch and ultimately cause arch pain. Over pronation stresses the muscles, tendons etc. of the foot. Minimizing stresses, providing support and absorbing shock can help you manage the problem. The 360° Foot Care arch support series, Spira shoes and our foot care accessories are geared toward providing you with the tools needed to help manage your arch pain. When correctly sized and the correct style arch support is selected, wearing arch supports can help with alignment and pressure issues. Wearing Spira shoes can help absorb stress and take pressure off of the feet and joints. Spira and 360° arch supports are a great combination. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Premier, and the Reflex. See the link 360° Foot Care Product line. Also, see our accessory, the Arch Exerciser. Individual results may vary. 2. Back Pain: often over pronated feet can have a ripple effect on the body including back pain. When the feet flatten excessively, they may affect the joints of the body by putting them out of alignment. When the joints are placed out of alignment pain, including back pain can be created. The goal when pain is experienced, due to misalignment, is to place the body back into alignment. The 360° Foot Care arch support series, Spira and our foot care accessories are geared toward providing you with the tools needed to help manage your condition. When correctly sized and the correct style arch support is selected, wearing arch supports can help with alignment and pressure issues. Wearing Spira shoes can help absorb stress and take pressure off of the joints and back. Spira and 360° arch supports are a great combination. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Thin Line, Buzz Premier, and the Reflex. See the link How Arch Supports Work. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 3. Bunions and Bunionnetts: these are very common conditions. Bunions form often from wearing narrow shoes. When bunions become painful wearing a wide-toe box shoe can help reduce pressure on the bunion, thereby providing some relief from pain. Buionnetts form on the outside of the foot near the small toe. Getting relief can be obtained with appropriate wide toe box shoes. A good arch support can reposition the foot and when worn with a deep wide toe-box shoe, can also help you manage your problem. See our orthopedic shoe selection cushion socks. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 4. Calluses: can develop on any part of the foot that receives significant stress, friction and rubbing. When calluses develop they can be painful. The goal usually is to minimize or eliminate the formation of the callus. This can best be achieved by wearing properly fitted shoes. When calluses exist, wearing extra depth shoes, when properly fitted, will not create the same stress levels as regular styled shoes and should therefore help provide some relief. To prevent callus build-up underneath the foot consider wearing arch supports. A proper style and fitted arch support can help reduce pressures on areas of the foot. For diabetics alleviating callus buildup is important. For non-diabetics orthopedic shoes and arch supports will help minimize or prevent callus buildup. See our orthopedic shoe selection. . Arch supports to be considered are the Pleasure and the Ecstasy. See the link How Arch Supports Work. For diabetics, our orthopedic shoe selection, diabetic inserts, socks, gauntlets and foot care cream, are our best tools to help manage callus build-up. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 5. Cross over Toes: is a condition that often occurs from biomechanical issues and improperly fitted or styled shoes. The condition exists where a dominant toe overlaps and pressures a less dominant toe. Wearing wide and deep toe box shoes or shoes with a mesh or stretchable material on top can provide some relief from pressure being exerted on top of the dominant toe. See our orthopedic shoe selection, specifically the Natural for men and Pleasure for women. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 6. Diabetes: people suffering from diabetes can experience several conditions that they must guard against and address. Poor circulation, callus build-up, peripheral neuropathy are conditions that can create problems for the diabetic. Callus build-up for some diabetics can lead to ulcerations. Diabetics with peripheral neuropathy must work with qualified people who can help them select and then fit them into proper diabetic shoes. If a diabetic with peripheral neuropathy is wearing a diabetic shoe that has been effective in minimizing problems, then they should continue with that shoe and minimize trying other styles unless they are working with a qualified shoe fitter. Wearing properly fitted orthopedic shoes with good diabetic inserts and diabetic socks can minimize callus build-up and thus reduce the formation of ulcers. Diabetics must focus on the entire foot but especially those areas where calluses can build up such as the heel and the forefoot area (metatarsals). Poor circulation can be improved by wearing our gauntlets. These products help raise the surface temperature of the skin which, combined with mild compression, can improve circulation. Our diabetic foot cream is also effective in holding down callus build-up. See our diabetic / orthopedic shoes inserts, socks, gauntlets and foot cream . Individual results may vary. Back To Top 7. Flat Feet: often over pronated feet can have a ripple effect on the body. When the feet flatten excessively, they may affect the joints of the body by putting them out of alignment. When the joints are placed out of alignment pain can be created. The goal when pain is experienced in these areas is to place the body back into alignment. The 360° Foot Care arch support series, Spira shoes and our foot care accessories can help you manage this condition. When correctly sized and the correct style arch support is selected, wearing the arch support will help to bring relief from these conditions. Additionally, wearing Spira shoes will absorb stress and take pressure off of the joints. Spira and 360° Foot Care arch supports is an effective combination. Excessively high arches can cause the joints (ankles, knees, hips etc.) to roll outward causing stress on these areas of the body. If the high arch does not flatten to absorb weight when standing, this can cause significant stress on the body’s joints. 360° Spira shock absorbing shoes can help bring relief. . Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Premier, and the Reflex. See the link How Arch Supports Work. Also, see our accessory, the Arch Exerciser. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 8. Forefoot Pain: can come in several forms. Very common conditions like Bunions and Buionnetts form often from wearing narrow shoes. When these conditions become painful wearing a wide-toe box shoe will help reduce pressure. Another area of pain in the forefoot often can be attributed to thinning of the feet's padding. See Thinning Forefoot Pads for a description and explanation. The 360° Foot Care arch support series, Spira and orthopedic extra depth shoes and our foot care accessories, are geared toward providing you with the tools needed to help manage your forefoot pain. See Spira and our orthopedic shoe selection. Also, Silipos®All Gel Care Kit. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 9. Hammer Toes: often result from wearing improperly fitted shoes. They can be painful. Wearing deep toe box shoes or shoes with a stretch material on top can help provide relief. Occasionally, surgery to release the toes joints may be necessary and a qualified Podiatrist can assist in making this determination. See our orthopedic shoe selection. Also, Silipos®All Gel Care Kit. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 10. Heel Pain: there are several heel pain conditions. Heel Spurs can occur, from among other activities, excessive walking or standing. Another condition is thinning heel padding. Thinning heel pads and heel spurs are two prominent heel pain conditions that can typically be managed or relieved by reducing pressure on the heel. Minimizing stresses, providing support and absorbing shock can help you manage the problem. The 360° Foot Care arch arch support series, Spira shoes and our foot care accessories, are geared toward providing you with the tools needed to help manage your heel pain. When correctly sized and the correct style arch support is selected, wearing arch supports can help with alignment and pressure issues. Wearing Spira shoes can help absorb stress and take pressure off of the feet and joints. Spira and 360° arch supports are a great combination. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Premier, Pleasure, Thin Line, Buzz and the Reflex. See the link How Arch Supports Work. See the arch support description at the link 360° Foot Care Product line and orthopedic supplies including cushioned socks and gel heel cup. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 11. Heel Spurs: there are several heel pain conditions. Heel Spurs can occur, from among other activities, excessive walking or standing. Heel spurs can typically be managed or relieved by reducing pressure on the heel. Minimizing stresses, providing support and absorbing shock can help you manage the problem. The 360° Foot Care arch support series, Spira shoes and our foot care accessories, are geared toward providing you with the tools needed to help manage your heel spur pain. When correctly sized and the correct style arch support is selected, wearing arch supports can help with alignment and pressure issues. Wearing Spira shoes can help absorb stress and take pressure off of the feet and joints. Spira and 360° arch supports are a great combination. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Premier, Pleasure, and the Reflex. See the link How Arch Supports Work.. See the orthopedic supplies including cushioned socks and gel heel cup. Individual results may vary. Back To Top Plantar fasciitis is also a form of heel pain; however, this pain tends to be associated more with swelling or inflammation. Accordingly, redistribution of weight will not provide automatic relief from pain. Wearing 360° arch supports and Spira shoes can help you manage pain due to plantar fasciitis. Overtime stresses on the ligament are reduced and thus one can experience a reduction in pain associated with this condition. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Premier, Thin Line, and the Reflex.. See the arch support description at the link 360° Foot Care Product line and orthopedic supplies including cushioned socks, night splints and gel heel cup. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 12. High Arches: Excessively high arches can cause the joints (ankles, knees, hips etc.) to roll outward causing stress on these areas of the body. If the high arch does not flatten to absorb weight when standing, walking etc. this can cause significant stress on the body’s joints. Spira shock absorbing shoes can help. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Pleasure, Buzz, Thin Line and the Reflex. See the link How Arch Supports Work. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 13. Hip Pain: often over pronated feet can have a ripple effect on the body. When the feet flatten excessively, they may affect the joints of the body by putting them out of alignment. When the joints are placed out of alignment pain can be created. . The goal when pain is experienced, due to misalignment, is to place the body back into alignment. The 360° Foot Care arch support series, Spira shoes and our foot care accessories are geared toward providing you with the tools needed to help manage your condition. When correctly sized and the correct style arch support is selected, wearing arch supports can help with alignment and pressure issues. Wearing Spira shoes can help absorb stress and take pressure off of the joints, hips and back. Spira and 360° arch supports are a great combination. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Pleasure, Buzz, Thin Line and the Reflex. See the arch support description at the link 360° Foot Care Product line and orthopedic supplies. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 14. Knee Pain: often over pronated feet can have a ripple effect on the body. When the feet flatten excessively, they may affect the joints of the body by putting them out of alignment. When the joints are placed out of alignment pain can be created. The goal when pain is experienced, due to misalignment, is to place the body back into alignment. The 360° Foot Care arch support series, Spira shoes and our foot care accessories are geared toward providing you with the tools needed to help manage your condition. When correctly sized and the correct style arch support is selected, wearing arch supports can help with alignment and pressure issues. Wearing Spira shoes can help absorb stress and take pressure off of the joints, hips and back. Spira and 360° arch supports are a great combination. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Premier, Buzz, Thin Line and the Reflex.. See the arch support description at the link 360° Foot Care Product line and orthopedic supplies. Individual results may vary. Back To Top Additionally, like over pronated feet, excessively high arches can also cause the joints (ankles, knees, hips etc.) to roll outward causing stress on these areas of the body. If the high arch does not flatten to absorb weight when standing, walking etc. this can cause significant stress on the body’s joints. Spira shock absorbing shoes can help with relief. Arch supports to be considered: the Pleasure, Buzz and the Reflex. See the arch support description at the link 360° Foot Care Product line orthopedic supplies. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 15. Neuromas: this is a condition that typically occurs between the 4th and 5th toes. Nerve endings become irritated and often create a burning or tingling sensation. There are several non-evasive options that a person can consider in obtaining relief for this condition. Wearing a good wide-toe box shoes to allow the toes to spread out can help you achieve your goals. Some arch supports, especially when worn with proper shoes, can also help. An arch support to consider is the 360° Pleasure with its high metatarsal pad. See our selection of orthopedic shoes that have wide toe boxes to accommodate allowing the toes to spread. Additionally, see our accessories, Silipos®All Gel Care Kit. See your medical professional and follow their advice. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 16. Over Pronation: often over pronated feet can have a ripple effect on the body. When the feet flatten excessively, they may affect the joints of the body by putting them out of alignment. When the joints are placed out of alignment pain can be created. Minimizing stresses, providing support and absorbing shock can help you manage the problem. The 360° Foot Care arch arch support series, Spira shoes and our foot care accessories, are geared toward providing you with the tools needed to help manage over pronation. When correctly sized and the correct style arch support is selected, wearing arch supports can help with alignment and pressure issues. Wearing Spira shoes can help absorb stress and take pressure off of the feet and joints. Spira and 360° arch supports are a great combination. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Premier, Thin Line and the Reflex. See the arch support description at the link 360° Foot Care Product line. Also, see our accessory, the Arch Exerciser. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 17. Plantar Fasciitis: there are several heel pain conditions. Plantar fasciitis is a form of heel pain; however, this pain tends to be associated more with swelling or inflammation. Accordingly, redistribution of weight will not provide automatic relief from pain. Wearing 360° arch supports and Spira shoes is one option that can help you manage pain due to plantar fasciitis. Overtime stresses on the ligament are reduced. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Premier, Buzz, Thin Line and the Reflex. See the arch support description at the link 360° Foot Care Product line. Also see our orthopedic supplies including cushioned socks, night splints and gel heel cups. Individual results may vary. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 18. Rheumatoid Arthritis: this condition can often lead to deformity of the toes and overall foot. Such a deformity can create pressure points and advance callus build-up. Wearing properly fitted extra-depth shoes can help minimize the problems associated with this condition. See our orthopedic shoe selection and our foot care supplies including gauntlets. Individual shoes to consider, The Natural for men and the Pleasure for women. Both shoes have wide and deep toe boxes as well as a soft nylon stretchable fabric on top. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 19. Thinning Forefoot Padding: this is a very common condition especially in women. The condition frequently occurs in women who have a history of wearing high heel shoes. When the pad thins from excessive forces from high heel shoes, the individual will often experience pain when standing or walking. The goal here is to minimize pressure on the forefoot. Look for an arch support with metatarsal padding. 360° products, the Pleasure, Reflex, Buzz, Thin Line and Ecstasy are products to consider. In addition to wearing these supports Spira shoes with their shock absorbing spring system can be considered. Spira and 360° arch supports are a great combination. For diabetics, see the section on diabetic foot care. Also to be considered are our other foot care accessories including the Silipos®All Gel Care Kit.Individual results may vary. Back To Top 20. Thinning Heel Padding: there are several heel pain conditions. Heel Spurs can occur, from among other activities, excessive walking or standing. Another condition is thinning heel padding. Thinning heel pads and heel spurs are two prominent heel pain conditions that can, among other options, be managed by reducing pressure on the heel. Minimizing stresses, providing support and absorbing shock can help manage the problem. The 360° Foot Care arch support series, Spira shoes and our foot care accessories, are geared toward providing you with the tools needed to help manage your heel pain. When correctly sized and the correct style arch support is selected, wearing the arch support can help with alignment and pressure issues. Wearing Spira shoes can help absorb stress and take pressure off of the feet and joints. Spira and 360° arch supports are a great combination. Arch supports to be considered: the Ecstasy, Pleasure, Thin Line, Buzz and the Reflex. See the arch support description at the link 360° Foot Care Product line and orthopedic supplies including cushioned socks and gel heel cup. Individual results may vary. Back To Top 360 FOOTCARE Website Discalimer: ATTENTION: The following information is not intended as medical advice or solutions. The information is offered for educational purposes only. Only a certified medical practioner can diagnose medical conditions. You should always consult your medical practioner if you have questions about a medical issue. Always follow your medical professional’s advice. |
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