i bought these with penetrex and compression socks, is it ok to use all these at once for my PF?
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If i were you i would check with my podiatrist just in case it might be counter productive but .... the product just slips right in your shoe and has made a world of difference in my life. I no longer dread standing up for the first few minutes. I have a couple pair and switch them between shoes sometimes (probably be better to keep in just one but i change for shoes i don't wear that often) they last a long time too.
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You can - that's how you're supposed to use them. Start with cool, completely clean and dry foot for the best chance of the pads staying put. If you don't, they won't stick as well - - and even when you DO prep your feet the right way, the gel pads may tend to shift around if feet get hot and sweaty.
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Good Afternoon, Unfortunately, the stockings are sold in pairs. If you are only needing for 1 leg, it would not harm you to wear on other leg, or you would have a 2nd sock when the other loses compression. Thank You and have a great afternoon. ~Kim with Support Hose Store
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Sorry, I didn't see this question till tonight. I have and wear these compression socks almost nightly. I've had them for almost 3 months and I still find these to have excellent support.
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Because the pessary is assisting your pelvic wall, I would assume it would not be in your best interest to use them in conjunction. However, I think this is worth asking your doctor or another NP/MD.
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I would suggest that you do. There's no way to estimate how long one would last for you; it all depends on how big your bunion is, how much friction there is in your shoe, and if you have any other abnormalities with your feet. I do enough running that I definitely need more than one on hand at all times. Why don't you try one first, prior to ordering multiples?
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For me it is. I don't have a need for compression socks. I need support due to very thin foot.
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Compared to any other compression sock these are much easier but still require a little finese. I LOVE them, they work. I have a ton of compression stockings that I couldn't never get on by myself & if I did they cause me to itch, to sweat, & actually leave indents so I think my circulation is being hindered. The do not leave indents, they do not sweat & make you itch. I bought mine in XL normally I would not bt I wanted firm compression without feeling strangled. They are a little long for me but I don't mind because they are totally comfortable. They are not "pretty" but I would buy another pair in a heartbeat and I have gotten a lot of relief from them. Compared to any other compression sock these are much easier but still require a little finese. I LOVE them, they work. I have a ton of compression stockings that I couldn't never get on by myself & if I did they cause me to itch, to sweat, & actually leave indents so I think my circulation is being hindered. The do not leave indents, they do not sweat & make you itch. I bought mine in XL normally I would not bt I wanted firm compression without feeling strangled. They are a little long for me but I don't mind because they are totally comfortable. They are not "pretty" but I would... » Read More Compared to any other compression sock these are much easier but still require a little finese. I LOVE them, they work. I have a ton of compression stockings that I couldn't never get on by myself & if I did they cause me to itch, to sweat, & actually leave indents so I think my circulation is being hindered. The do not leave indents, they do not sweat & make you itch. I bought mine in XL normally I would not bt I wanted firm compression without feeling strangled. They are a little long for me but I don't mind because they are totally comfortable. They are not "pretty" but I would buy another pair in a heartbeat and I have gotten a lot of relief from them. « Show Less
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I would think wearing over your sock would provide protection from the neoprene. I guess it just depends on the severity of the allergy.
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No, just roll them open to get the toes in easily, and unroll them up to put on. I've used these for foot pain for a while, and they are great. I just had serious foot surgery and have to keep compression on to prevent swelling - these are perfect!
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I don't fly, but I do not think it would make a difference But people with blood clotting disorders would not be any safer with compression socks. I would ask my physican.
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I really don't think this will work. I bought this device for my father, who had a hip replacement surgery recently. He uses some heavy duty socks, which are a little less harder than compression socks. Well, the device worked for that, but honestly I really don't know if this will do the same for compression socks.
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The price is for one sock, given that people usually suffer from PF in one foot in particular. It seems like an outrageous price, but this sock made a huge difference in my recovery. In fact, it allowed me to continue running while recovering. Well worth the price.
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I would say no. I am on my feet all day and I wear support stockings with a short pair of crew socks over them and that solves the problem. By the way, when I bought Miracle socks on amazon, they were not near as tall on the calf as the ones I got from Walmart. I don't know why that is, but they were and I couldn't use them.
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One time only! One pack for each foot. Or, use second pack when needed on same foot.
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Actually i ordered this for my friend. But i believe you can use them at same time.
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The gadget worked rely well for normal socks. I would expect it will do the job with compression socks. Probably the hardest thing will be pulling the compression sock over the device which will depend on some elasticity in the sock to allow it to stretch over the blue foot. My best guess is yes it will work, but cannot confirm. The device was fabulous for me post hip replacement. Hope this helps.