Why Diabetic Insoles?

Foot problems caused by peripheral nerve and vascular disease is one of the chronic complications that people with diabetes often have, it is often one of the factors that patients must be hospitalized for treatment.

Because the patient has nerve and vascular disease, the blood circulation and nerve sensation in the distal limbs are poor, and the plantar skin loses relative frictional resistance. It is easy to produce foot calluses when wearing shoes, easy to cause ulcers, gangrene, and even amputation when it is unclean and infected. Early diagnosis and treatment should be used to reduce the chance of amputation.

Excessive pressure on the diabetic foot-brought on by an unyielding shoe insole, inadequate arch support, or a poorly fitted shoe-often results in ulceration and subsequent amputation. To keep feet properly supported and protected, it’s important to use insoles that offer total contact and support