Posted by jim from pa on January 25, 2015 at 05:49:46 from (75.88.102.205):
In Reply to: I am back. posted by wile E on January 25, 2015 at 03:20:49:
Wile listen to Fawteen's comments and disregard the comments on needing to spend $200.00 at a good pair of boots. You could spend $500.00 on a pair of boots and be in no better situation.
You need corrective orthopedic inserts that correct the pressure points on your feet. I am very flat footed and a machinist. I almost quit my profession due to intolerable foot pain. Go to a shoe store that has a good line of corrective orthodics. (not Dr. Sholls) I don;t have access to a box with my orthodics here but I think the company name is Aetrex. I found a local store the put me on a machine that measured my pressure points and fit me for an elevated heal full foot insert. Once you get the correct insert you will need to find a shoe that accepts your inserts well. Not all shoes will have the room for an insert. I prefer to find a boot that I can leave the original padding in place and put the insert over top. This somewhat give the effect of standing on the rubber mat as it offers a little more cushioning effect. I wear these inserts in all of my shoes. Low cut shoes you need to make sure that the back is high enough that you don't feel like your heel is half way out of the shoe because it it is you will rub you heel raw. Remember to correct the flat footed condition your insert will need to raise your heel.
This works for me and works well. The next logical step would be to see and orthopedic doctor that can fit you with medical orthodics. I have never needed to go this route as the Aetrex orthodics work well enough. Another thing that I do is to rotate the shoes that I wear. I hope that this is of help. Don't let this go.
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