Physix Gear Sport Plantar Fasciitis Socks with Arch Support for Men & Women - Ankle Compression Sleeve, Toeless Compression Socks Foot Pain Relief, Ankle Swelling Better than Night Splint, Black L/XL

Articolo conforme alla descrizione. Imballo perfetto,materiale molto,molto buono. Partiamo dal presupposto che la fascite plantare ha diversi stadi e quindi infiammazioni..e altrettanti"bruciori o dolori". Io, non ho più potuto poggiare il piede a terra x circa 20 gg... Il dolore mi faceva piangere..e persisteva tutto il giorno. Qst calza non è la soluzione definitiva MA aiuta decisamente. Se usata da sola, esercita una discreta compressione senza bloccare la circolazione. Io calzo un 38,5/39 pianta sottile e ho acquistato una L/XL ed è risultata perfetta. Arriva corredata di confezione con tutte le spiegazioni ( in inglesea facilmente intuibili). Per di più, il fornitore,vi invia una ricca mail con tutte le particolarità tecniche e di utilizzo. Funziona? Certo..se la fascite è iniziale. Io ho ripreso a camminare dopo circa 4 gg usando qst calza+un plantare specifico e l'alicazione costante di un gel all'arnica x 2 volte al giorno 👍 Ripeto che la mia situazione era disastrosa.. A distanza di 2 settimane,riesco ad infilare le scarpe( con il plantarino e la calza) e a camminare con MOLTO MENO dolore. Ci vuole pazienza... La consiglio? SI assolutamente. Lavata e rimasta intatta, facilissima da calzare e cmq sia ha contribuito a farmi camminare👍👍🤞

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I have bought these for my husband to try. Being in his feet for 10 hrs on cement stuck in work boots is no fun. Especially with planter fasciitis. He has went and gotten insoles properly fitted. These was only a few months of relief. Being in pain every evening and morning he decided to try these socks. So when they came and he tried them he has had no pain. He can't pull them up over his toes like in the picture because it cuts the circulation off. No pain is the important thing. I will definitely be ordering more cause 2 isn't enough for a weeks worth. And we both will definitely recommend these to anyone else who lives with this.

I've been waiting for a while to make my review on the compression sleeves I got so I could be confident I knew whether or not they made a difference. But first, a story. When the sleeves first arrived, I noticed that one of them had a loose thread. I didn't think anything of it and left the thing alone. Spent that whole day in my house, wearing the sleeves and doing chores. I have plantar fasciitis and severe bone spurs in my left foot, combined with a broken sesamoid bone that never had a chance to heal. It is ALWAYS in pain. My right foot has recently started to swell and become painful because I spend so much time trying to not put pressure on my left foot, which meant that my overcompensation was really doing a lot of harm. That first day I wasn't really sure if there was any result because if mostly been around the house, but I could at least say the sleeves themselves weren't uncomfortable. I have very thick ankles and was worried they'd cut off circulation, worsening the swelling but no.... They fit just fine. Snug so as not to move, but not so tight that I had a problem wearing them. The second day I noticed that loose thread was maybe about an inch longer. I actually went out of the house for an hour or two to run some errands and came home to cook for about another hour. It was by the end of the cooking that I realized I hadn't needed to sit down and take a break from standing. There was still a pain, but not nearly as bad as normal. This is NOT a miracle cure, especially not for someone with feet as messed up as me, but it is definitely an excellent way of making sure I still support my arches while simultaneously not being forced to wear actual shoes. Third day comes around and that loose thread has gotten completely out of control. It must have snagged inside my shoe or something on day two because it was about eight inches long. Rather than just put up with it and eventually get frustrated once the whole sleeve was just a pile of threads again, I sent an email to the company that made these. Man. What nice people! The emails they sent were so polite and very understanding. I told them I was worried about one of my sleeves coming apart and I am so grateful that they were able to give me a replacement! Definitely a great company with excellent customer service. As some of you may know, yesterday was the first day in the US that Pokemon go was active and mostly functional. As a result, I spent about an hour walking around my neighborhood in flats, chasing digital monsters. I did not wear the sleeves or my shoes with orthotic inserts in them....and I paid for it. Today I did the same thing....but WITH the sleeves on. Man. What a difference! My left foot still has the same dull ache that I've grown accustomed to and my ankle is expectedly swollen....but I'm actually considering going out again right now just because I can! So this settles it.....while they may not make all the pain go away depending on your baseline, they sure as heck will help, especially while you're standing. I highly recommend using these and working with Physix Gear.