Diabetes is a very common disease. It is known that more than 8 percent of Americans are affected by this disease. The two main physical complications of the disease are sensory loss and circulatory problems. One of the first things medical professionals recommend when diagnosing the disease is for the patient to wear an appropriate pair of diabetic shoes.

Basically, leg and foot problems usually do not appear for several years and patients do not realize that they have lost sensation in their feet and damage. Improper foot care often causes sores and blisters. However, in patients with diabetes, this goes beyond simple wounds.

Diabetes causes the blood vessels to narrow and the blood to slow down. In this case, the wounds heal rather slowly. Such problems can be avoided by wearing suitable diabetic shoes.

A good diabetic shoe should be flexible. Soft leather and mesh are the best choices for diabetic shoes. In the right diabetic shoes, there should be a gap between the longest toe and the edge of the shoe. No toes should rub against the edge of the shoe.

Function is more important than form in diabetic foot care. Extra stitches on sensitive feet can cause skin abrasions and sores. Diabetic shoes are produced with a completely seamless inner soft fabric or nylon lining. In addition, extra insole padding is required for diabetic care.

Diabetes shoes undergo various tests to allow the affixing of the QLabel quality label on them. After all, the QLabel label is a proof of the high performance and quality of the product for consumers.

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