Do they help with bursitis in the leg?
2019905
actually I have found that this products does not help me in any way although I have a friend who swears by it.
2019906
I'm sorry I can't be more specific but my pain is caused by several things and depending on which it is at the time, sometimes it helps and sometimes it doesn't. Mine is mostly from referred pain from my back. I find the pills worth having since they do help much of the time.
2019907
HSueJane, I just noticed your question as I am about to order some of this for ocassional leg cramps, and wanted to let you know that Peanut oil is the best remedy for bursitus inflammation,in the knee or shoulder areas. Just take about a TBS. per day..You can mix it into peanut butter, or other nut butter, or mix w/butter and spread on toast with jam to eat, or take straight if it doesnt bother you. Give it a few days to kick in. You can take it regularly if your case is severe..or ocassionally when there is a flare up for approx. 1 wk at a time. This is an old Edgar Cayce remedy and works for most people I have used it on, including myself. Best of everything to you. Aloha from Hawaii. HSueJane, I just noticed your question as I am about to order some of this for ocassional leg cramps, and wanted to let you know that Peanut oil is the best remedy for bursitus inflammation,in the knee or shoulder areas. Just take about a TBS. per day..You can mix it into peanut butter, or other nut butter, or mix w/butter and spread on toast with jam to eat, or take straight if it doesnt bother you. Give it a few days to kick in. You can take it regularly if your case is severe..or ocassionally when there is a flare up for approx. 1 wk at a time. This is an old Edgar Cayce remedy and... » Read More HSueJane, I just noticed your question as I am about to order some of this for ocassional leg cramps, and wanted to let you know that Peanut oil is the best remedy for bursitus inflammation,in the knee or shoulder areas. Just take about a TBS. per day..You can mix it into peanut butter, or other nut butter, or mix w/butter and spread on toast with jam to eat, or take straight if it doesnt bother you. Give it a few days to kick in. You can take it regularly if your case is severe..or ocassionally when there is a flare up for approx. 1 wk at a time. This is an old Edgar Cayce remedy and works for most people I have used it on, including myself. Best of everything to you. Aloha from Hawaii. « Show Less
2099164
No and why would it matter if it saves your leg. The er visit was 100.00 bucks...these cost 48.00 and could save the life of someone...Buy them.
2003237
Sorry, I meant prevent blood from pooling in the feet. I don't know how effective they are for specific knee joint problems.
510647
I do not but these do help my older dog with her aches and pains. I would suggest you try writing to "Vet's Best" for advice: http://www.vetsbest.com/contact.php
1460933
The box claims help with Heel spurs, painful legs & knees, and for me they help keep my heel from forming calluses. The achilles tendon isn't mentioned, but they do provide shock absorption. Maybe this helps?
1349960
Hi Pam, sorry, I don't know if they do or not. I experienced calf muscle cramps while wearing them. They just were not for me.
960507
I would say yes, no and maybe on this one. It depends on the level of inflammation.If it is in an acute stage, using them could cause more discomfort, even though they might be useful to release some of the tension in the connection tissue. Certainly they are useful to keep the feet flexible and open, so they could be considered proactive. And as the inflammation and contraction release, they will be useful to massage the entire area really effectively.
940462
I would say it helps more then relieve pain. They will help prevent pain when you start using them when you are not feeling pain in fingers.
652105
It helped with my plantar fasciitis. I found additional relief by using the Sole inserts in my sneakers.
150026
I would say no. It's best for wrapping around both ankles, and doing side, front, or back leg raises. This also strengthen hip muscles.
566578
yes i think so. i have used it on aching muscles in my legs and my husband uses it frequently for his feet with neuropthy. it is a healing source for inflamation and it soothes all problems i would think!!! try it and see and i wish you the best!!he
1181194
I wear one because my knee was taken out by an accident. I do not wear them everyday, but when I do they help and they do no harm.
1736714
I have poor circulation and in the hot weather, my ankles swell. The sock seems to help the circulation as my legs are not as tired and they help keep the swelling down. At this price they are certainly worth a try. They surely cannot hurt. Hope this helps.
772043
Yes I believe it will be helpful. I had an injured knee on top of the normal arthitis pain and as a consequence the knee hurt at rest or in movement. Someone recommended Kytta Salbe and it was wonderful. I keep it in my handbag in case there is a flare up.
231285
The real purpose is to reverse gravity, so the spine will decompress. While upside down, the swelling in the legs will also benefit from the reversal of gravity, and be pulled toward the heart, but it may not be the most effective solution. Compression knee socks work well for me to reduce leg swelling. I bought stronger ones, like ACE bandages, at the drug store, and they are very comfortable to wear as well.
789351
I haven't tried this brand on yet, but most compression stockings will relieve swollen feet/ankles (temporarily).I don't know about cramping.You may not need pantyhose; there are other options that stop at the knee and/or thigh.
869085
I replaced the originals with these to help two very sore medial heel problems. They did help and I purchased another pair! Hope this helps.