diabetic shoe _ BO820

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In peripheral neuropathic lesions such as diabetes, the skin becomes very sensitive and vulnerable, the sensation of the skin decreases. and due to the vascular disorder seen in neuropathic lesions, in case of ulceration, which is the main complication of the diabetic foot; The healing process is long and wound treatments are expensive.
It has been proven that the best way to prevent ulcerations is to use appropriate diabetic shoes and insoles.
Diabetic shoes have three basic functions: 1. Foot protection 2. Maintaining foot stability 3. Shock absorption.
For diabetic shoes to be most effective in preventing ulcers, they should be worn at least 60% of the time. The style and appearance of shoes is important to increase the desire of a person to wear shoes

In addition to providing the three important functions of diabetic shoes, Behgam diabetic shoes also have good style and appearance.

Features:

• Shock absorbing double rocker sole reduces plantar pressure under the heel, forefoot and specially under the mid midfoot. So, reduces the risk of plantar ulceration.
• Upper is formed of soft leather,that is breathable and can absorb perspiration.
• Toe box have adequate width across the ball of the foot and sufficient depth (10 mm deeper than normal) for an accomodative insole. The shoe have no stitching over the forefoot, because stitched area can abrade the skin.
• Specially over bonny prominence and formes ulceration.
• Shoes have firm heel counter to provide foot stability

Indication:

• Peripheral neuropathic foot
• The most common disease processes resulting in peripheral neuropathy are as follow:
  Diabetes mellituse
  Charcot-marie-tooth desease
  Vascular desease
  Multiple sclerosis
  Aquired immune deficiency syndrome(AIDS)