Diabetic Insoles
What types of problems can occur with diabetes?
Do you have problems with your feet?
Common diagnoses of the foot in people with diabetes include:
- Diabetic Foot Syndrome
- Misalignment, such as Pes Valgus, Hollow Foot, Fallen Arches, Knock Knees, Bowlegs, Hallux Valgus or Hallux Rigidus
Custom-made movecontrol diab foot orthotics can protect your feet.
Do you suffer from sensory disturbances (numb feelings, burning, tingling, etc.)?
A common diagnosis in the feet, and sometimes also the hands, for people with diabetes is peripheral polyneuropathy (PNP).
Custom-made movecontrol diab foot orthotics can help protect your feet and maintain your mobility.
Do you suffer from circulatory problems?
A common diagnosis with diabetes-related circulatory problems is peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD).
Custom-made movecontrol diab foot orthotics can help protect your feet and maintain your mobility.
Two Types of Diabetes – Numerous Health Problems
Diabetes disease is divided into two basic types:
- Diabetes Mellitus Type 1
- Diabetes Mellitus Type 2
Custom-made movecontrol diab foot orthotics can help protect your feet and maintain your mobility.
Danger for your kidneys!
A common diagnosis in the eyes for people with diabetes is retinopathy.
In combination with diabetic foot syndrome, your feet are at an increased risk and movecontrol diab foot orthotics are all the more important.
Impaired vision presents a danger!
A common diagnosis in the eyes for people with diabetes is retinopathy.
Custom-made movecontrol diab foot orthotics can help protect your feet and maintain your mobility.
When do insoles help with diabetic foot syndrome?
No
Diabetic Wound
Healed
Foot Wound
Acute
Diabetic Wound
No Diabetic Wound
Prevention Right from the Start
This soft foam diabetic insole serves to prevent the consequences of diabetic foot syndrome and prevents overload stress on the foot, which mostly occurs when calluses build up on specific points of the sole and is often the first stage in the formation of diabetic foot wounds.
Diabetic insoles are worn by people diagnosed with diabetic foot syndrome in ready-made or special shoes.
Healed Foot Wound
Prevent Reoccurrence
Have you already had a foot ulcer? This means that you are one of the high-risk patients, and a reoccurrence of a foot wound should be avoided at all costs. Please contact your doctor or diabetologist.
Acute Diabetic Wound
Please consult a specialist!
It is important to act quickly once a foot ulcer or open wound has occurred! Please consult your doctor or diabetologist to immediately relieve the pressure on the foot in order to prevent a possible foot amputation.
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Redistribute Pressure, Prevent Wounds
The innovative mix of materials and cushioning makes movecontrol foot orthotics for diabetes so effective
Hygienic Fabric Covering Highly
Elastic Cushioning Layer
Local Cushioning
Pressure Redistributing Polyurethane Foam Individual
Rearfoot Stabilization
Lower Protective Cover
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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What to Know About Diabetic Insoles
Do insoles help people with diabetes?
Yes, they help patients with diabetic foot syndrome. Diabetic insoles prevent foot sores and their reoccurrence. Diabetic foot syndrome is often accompanied by neuropathy (usually a loss of sensation). When this occurs, injuries often go unnoticed and, in the worst case, can lead to amputations of the foot and leg. movecontrol diab foot orthotics redistribute pressure from high-risk areas of the foot to less endangered areas. This protects the foot by preventing wounds or providing therapeutic treatment in ulcers that have healed. For diabetic insoles to be most effective, they must be worn in special shoes for diabetes.
Do insoles also provide preventative help?
The soft foam insole serves to prevent the consequences of diabetic foot syndrome and prevents overload stress on the foot, which mostly occurs when calluses build up on specific points of the sole and is often the first stage in the formation of sores on the feet.
How can I get shoe insoles for diabetics?
These are normally prescribed by a doctor, diabetologist, or orthopedic specialist in a clinic or practice. When movecontrol diab foot orthotics are prescribed, the specialist often works in close collaboration with an expert from a movecontrol Retail Partner. It is important to regularly have the feet and the diabetes itself checked by the treating physician. This ensures effective, long-term protection for your feet.
What shoes can be used with movecontrol diab foot orthotics?
To prevent problems from arising, they should be worn with special shoes for diabetes that are wide enough in the forefoot and have adequate support in the heel. Be careful with tight shoes – they can create pressure spots! After an ulcer has healed, the only effective therapy is special shoes for diabetic foot syndrome that are prescribed by a doctor. In Germany, only special shoes which are registered as a medical device are recommended. These shoes have certain protective features, such as a rocker sole, a particularly soft upper material to protect the toes and rigid spots on the sole to reduce the stress on endangered areas of the foot.