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(Medical-NewsWire.com, January 12, 2015 ) Titusville, FL -- The complications of diabetes are due to nerve damage and poor blood circulation. Those root causes should be addressed accordingly to prevent the case from getting worse. Hydrofeet is a massaging insoles that improves patients' blood circulation.
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in 2014, there are 29.1 million Americans who have diabetes. In 2012, the total direct and indirect spending for treating diabetes was $245 billion dollars. Among the diabetics, in 2010, 73,000 underwent non-traumatic lower limb amputation.
Diabetic patients develop nerve damage and poor blood circulation. These result to peripheral neuropathy that makes the feet of the patients feel numb. Since they cannot feel pain in their toes, patients may get wounded without them knowing. They could also develop feet sores or feet ulcers because they cannot feel if their footwear is ill-fitting or not.
Wounds and feet sores may go untreated because the patients do not feel the sense of urgency since they cannot feel the pain. This would then lead to infections that could kill the tissues and bones of the feet. When the infection gets worse, it could lead to amputation.
To avoid amputation, Mayo Clinic suggests that diabetic patients take care of their feet by making sure that they clean and inspect them every day, by wearing custom-fit shoes and shoe inserts, by not walking around barefoot, by taking foot injuries seriously, and by having their feet checked also whenever they have their regular diabetes check-up.
On the other hand, to improve diabetics' blood circulation, they could opt to wear therapeutic shoe insoles Hydrofeet. Improving blood circulation would help avoid the worsening of wounds and feet sores; thus, avoiding lower limb amputations. Moreover, proper blood circulation helps a person keep healthy.
Hydrofeet does not have sharp parts of edges that could wound the patients' feet.
Hydrofeet is made of dynamic FDA-approved vegetable-based glycerin inside a durable thermoplastic polyurethane. It massages the feet as the patient walks, thereby improving blood circulation. The liquid glycerin moves back and forth under the feet to provide cushion to the areas that need it the most.
Diabetic patient Chewster attested, "Having Diabetes, I have a problem feeling the bottoms of my feet and my legs swell up after exercise….Suffice to say, I am on my third pair and within a week I started to feel sensation on the bottoms of my feet and my lymphodema swelling has gone way down. I highly recommend these to everyone, not just the people who have foot and leg issues." She thinks Hydrofeet really works for diabetic people like her.
Midwest Health Solutions is an official distributor of Hydrofeet shoe inserts that can be purchased through Amazon.
About Hydrofeet
Hydrofeet® is a 10-year-old company specializing in health and personal care items, mainly focused on eliminating foot pain and providing proper foot care. The company prides itself on combining the best quality products with the best customer service in the industry.
HydroFeet
Michael Bitler
989-884-4680
info@hydrofeet.com
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