Neuropathy Socks

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Peripheral neuropathy causes tingling, numbness, and hypersensitivity in the feet -- making ordinary socks feel painful. Our neuropathy socks are designed specifically for people with nerve damage, featuring an ultra-soft, padded lining that cushions sensitive feet without applying pressure. The smooth toe seam eliminates any ridge that could cause irritation, and the non-binding top band sits gently without constricting the leg. Socks for neuropathy need to work differently than regular socks. That's why DSC uses a loose, non-constricting fit with moisture-wicking cotton that keeps your feet dry and reduces the risk of skin breakdown. Whether you have diabetic neuropathy , peripheral neuropathy from chemotherapy, or general nerve pain in your feet, these socks are knit soft, wide and smooth-seamed. Not Sure Which Socks Are Right for You? Answer 5 quick questions and we'll recommend the perfect pair. Take the Sock Quiz → Understanding Neuropathy and Your Feet Neuropathy is nerve damage that changes how your feet sense the world around you. Some people feel constant tingling or burning. Others lose sensation entirely and cannot tell when a blister is forming. Both situations put your feet at serious risk. The Mayo Clinic notes that peripheral neuropathy affects an estimated 20 million Americans, with diabetes being the most common cause. When nerves are damaged, your body's early-warning system for foot injuries stops working properly. Types of Neuropathy That Affect Your Feet Diabetic neuropathy is the most common form, but it is not the only one. Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy, idiopathic neuropathy, and hereditary nerve conditions can all cause the same foot symptoms. The NIDDK identifies four types of diabetic neuropathy, with peripheral neuropathy being the type that most commonly affects the feet and legs. Regardless of the cause, the result is the same: your feet need extra protection from friction, pressure, and moisture that healthy nerves would

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