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Foot Pain - My feet are long, narrow and hurt most of the time.
At times it seems like my feet go numb.
For about 6 months I could not get the brand of shoes I needed in the right size and color.
The company had stopped making my shoes.
Oh me, let me tell you, I looked here and there and everywhere to find a shoe that worked for my odd feet.
Oh, I forgot to tell you that I am flat footed.
So,I really need a good shoe. I am on my feet most of the day and the right shoe is needed.
I did a search for causes of aching feet and I found 3408 specific cause for pain in your feet. If you are interesting in these causes just Click Here
OK, so many things can cause pain in your feet however the primary causes of aching feet are shoes that don't feet, over exercising and medical problems. Gosh, that sure is simple.
For me, I have found the right shoe in the right size makes all the difference in the world. I tried those shoe insert pads which go into shoes but the only thing that help my poor aching feet was the right shoe. Finally, I was able to find a pair of shoes that worked.
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Aching, hurting feet is not normal.
If you work all day on a concrete floor you are going to have some tired feet but if this pain persist then you need to look a little deeper.
According to About.Com about.com " About 75% of people in the United States have foot pain at some time in their lives.
Most foot pain is caused by shoes that do not fit properly or that force the feet into unnatural shapes (such as pointed-toe, high-heeled shoes).
Painful feet generally starts in one of three places: the toes, the forefoot, or the hindfoot.
Nearly all causes of foot pain can be grouped under one of the following: o Ill-fitting shoes o Certain medical conditions o High-impact exercise" According to the New York TimesSaturday, May 22, 2010 New York Times
In general, the best shoes are well cushioned and have a leather upper, stiff heel counter, and flexible area at the ball of the foot.
The heel area should be strong and supportive, but not too stiff, and the front of the shoe should be flexible. New shoes should feel comfortable right away, without a breaking-in period." To read the full article Click Here
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