Bunions and hammertoes

All clients with bunions and hammertoes would need GUARDIANGEL socks, about 60% of adults have any kind of foot disorders, like bunions, hammertoes, neuromas etc. Many of us experience foot pain when walking and just wearing shoes. Some people like to wear high heels, others like narrow shoes, others like flat shoes. If we always wore gym shoes, walking would be easier – but when we exercise, run, go for long walks – even the gym shoes feel discomfort. Often the causes of this discomfort are the so-called Bunions, hammer toes, all kinds of spurs growing on the feet. This causes inflammation – a painful redness around the prominent bones and Toes. If you have aches in your feet that make your shoes uncomfortable, make your feet sting when you walk, and develop painful corns and calluses – this is very effective quick resolution for 80% of population with those problems. GUARDIANGEL socks are the first line of care to painful toes and bunions. In some cases it’s not enough. How can I fix it? This problem then can only be corrected by surgery. And there are few ways , the best is a quick surgical procedure performed directly on the chair under local anesthesia, for which there are no contraindications. It’s called Minimal Incision Surgery ( MIS) Many patients can benefit from these minor adjustments – for example, diabetics often have ulcers in which corns and calluses grow. But these blisters and calluses are growing on protruding bones and spurs! So removing the spurs and straightening those bones will actually prevent diabetic ulcers. Again, trying firstly the conservative approach with effective silicone padding in socks is the best advice. GUARDIANGEL  socks were invented by podiatrist to take care of her patients problems including those listed above. Silicone padding over toes and bunions area , that’s sandwiched in between cotton fabric layers would effectively cushion and protect painful bones and calluses and could help to avoid surgery and even complications with ulcerative wounds and possibly dangerous foot infection.