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Apparently, I'm not the only one complaining about the trendy footwear. Podiatrists are seeing more and more patients with pain in the Achilles tendon, heel and balls of their feet. One doctor attributes most of the problems to the increased use of sandals and flip flops. The thin-soled shoes don't have the proper arch support and cushioning to protect the feet.
For those of you who aren't willing to compromise on comfort and style, there are some ways to relieve the pain. Stretching your calves can help sore feet and leg muscles. Ice and over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications might provide temporary relief as well.
The best treatment might be to choose a better type of sandal. Find one with good arch support and cushioning and a little bit of a heel,[url=http://parajumpersjakkernorgejacketkodiak.olimx.com/][b]Parajumpers Jakker[/b][/url]. A 1/2 - to 3/8-inch lift will help keep the calf muscle flexible and reduce that aches and pains.
My feet and legs are feeling much better these days, but I can't help thinking I'd rather be walking on the beach in my flip flops than sitting at my cubicle in high heels.
Do you have a flip flop story to share or some advice?
Posted By Judy Fortin, Correspondent, Medical News: 2:23 PM ET
Unfortunately, I have the same problem. I LOVE my flip flops - my doctor laughs at me because he knows as soon as it's above 55, I'll have them on, and not remove them until October (I live in Virginia) - but I have had incredible pain this year because of my flip flops. I have bursitis in my heel. I would wear them daily (Oh,[url=http://parajumpersjakkernorgejacketkodiak.olimx.com/][b]Parajumpers Jakker Norge Jacket Kodiak Parajumpers Jakker Long Bear Salg[/b][/url], I already do) I can't wear cheap ones anymore, nor can I wear anything but a flat heel - but I must admit ibuprofen and calf stretches help. So does an understanding doctor!
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Posted By Richard Owl Mirror : 9:27 AM ET
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I think the key to anything is "moderation". I wear flip flops all the time but I know better then to wear them on a long hike. I wore good supportive walking shoes to Disney World and anytime I'm going to be walking a great distance, that is just basic common sense. I wear strappy sandles to work during the summer (with a heal) but when I get home the flip flops go on. I have broken my left foot 3 times and I have discovered that if I wear a pair of flip flops around the house when I do run my foot into something the flip flop takes the brunt of the force saving me from hopefully another break. If you have normal feet (no serious foot problems) I think just using common sense and wearing them when it is appropriate will cut down considerably on the foot problems. I don't think shleping around the mall is a good place to wear them - the pool, however,[url=http://woolrichoutlet.albirank.net/][b]Woolrich Dame[/b][/url], yes.
Posted By Anonymous : 1:00 PM ET
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Posted By Anonymous : 12:38 AM ET
I'll be turning 45 next month, and for decades I've only worn shoes of any type when required by either the weather or the law. For many of those years, I've worn flip-flops. Billions of people throughout the world walk barefoot and -- unlike the victims of our heal-wearing, toe-confining, fungus-farming foot fashions -- their feet are in excellent health. We need more flip-flops!
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