What do you do for diabetic foot pain?

I don't know about the cramping of the toes but I do have loss feeling in places of feet and also the burning. You might want to talk to your doctor about that and see what they would prescribe for you to take. Mine put me on Lyrica and it has helped me but your doctor might want to put you on something else. Also your doctor might refer you to a specialist on the cramping. That would be the individual I'd be checking with on what's going on.

Hi Thanks for your question! As says it is always a good idea to check in with your doctor or care team about possible help for the pain! Thinking of you. Please do keep us updated!

Best,
Margot, Team Member

I have to admit I had a small problem in the first week with the shoe rubbing against the tendon in the back of my leg. I developed quite the blister 🙁 After the shoe stretched a bit, all was good. The Chicane is so comfortable to wear and that's a good thing because I work on a cement floors and do a lot of standing and walking. orthofeet shoes are a godsend in my opinion.

Exercise can help you deal with pain in a variety of ways. It aids in the control of blood sugar levels, which can help to slow nerve damage. Exercise also increases blood flow to the arms and legs. It also improves your mood and relieves tension, allowing you to cope better with the pain.
Regular exercise, such as three days a week cycling, can help to relieve neuropathy pain and increase muscle strength.
Regular exercise, such as walking three days a week, can help regulate blood sugar levels, minimize neuropathy pain, and increase muscle strength.