If you experience any type of foot or leg pain it can be difficult to walk around all day doing your regular routine. If you have a pre-existing medical condition then your health insurance should cover part of the cost of your orthopedic shoes.
Even so the expense of a new pair of shoes can be outweighed by the benefits. Once you have a shoe that fits your foot it will be so much more comfortable to walk. After you take your shoe off your foot will not be as sore and achy. Many people have noticed a decrease in their foot and knee pain within days of wearing a good pair of orthopedic shoes.
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Yes, a lot of people need them and they look better than they did in previous years.
The pope has to use specially made orthopaedic shoes,and has been wearing these shoes for many years.
@DerdriuMarriner Usually foot pain will cause you to seek out an orthopedic shoe.
@frankbeswick Sorry to hear that, but orthopedic shoes may be of help. Thank you for commenting!
This was a useful article. I do not need orthopaedic shoes at present,but as my walking is seriously impaired by Parkinsonism there may come a time when I need orthopaedic footware.
Your two sample orthopedic footwear are quite appealing in their apparent comfort and obvious aesthetics. It's understandable why they are applicable to those who like and those who must wear stress-free footwear.
How would one know that insert and insole add-ons are necessary? Would such additions be complimentary ;-D or pricey ;-{?