Arthritiscan cause pain, swelling, and stiffness in the feet.
Arthritis sockscan help keep your feet warm and comfortable without causing additional problems.
There are many different options for socks that can assist a person with arthritis.
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Heres a look at the most popular types, plus options in each category.
Compression Socks
People with arthritis suffer frompainful jointsthat swell, which leads to discomfort.
They have options that go to the ankle or up to the knee, depending on what you need.
The graduated compression on Doctor Comfort Compression Socks boosts circulation throughout the foot.
They come in a range of colors.
There are also socks with features like moisture-wicking, which keeps you dry while exercising.
Orthofeet Padded Sole Socks
Orthofeet Padded Sole Socks are cushioned and extremely comfortable.
They come in small, medium, large, and extra-large sizes.
Orthofeet Padded Sole Socks feature a seam-free design and are non-constrictive, which boosts all-day comfort.
Wearever Gel-Lined Padded Socks
Wearever Gel-Lined Padded Socks are made with gel.
Heated Socks
Arthritis responds well to heat treatment.
Zacro Heated Socks
Zacro Heated Socks are made with a rechargeable battery that lasts for 19 hours.
Sock Aids
Sock aids are tools that assist people withlimited mobilitywith putting on their own socks.
Anyone who has difficulty bending over due to arthritis or recent surgery can use sock aids.
The terrycloth cover prevents slipping and ensures that socks can be pulled on safely.
This sock aid also comes in black and is easy to cleanyou can put it in the washing machine.
Another benefit of this sock aid is that its easy to carry and travel with.
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