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With 28 bones and over 30 joints in the foot, it is no wonder that arthritis in the foot is a common ailment for many. Balance and walking can be dramatically affected if one or more of these joints develop arthritis, and the pain and discomfort common with foot arthritis limits your ability to function in a normal manner.
In the United States the leading cause of disability is arthritis. There are three types of arthritis; osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and post-tramatic arthritis. Rheumatoid arthritis is an auto-immune disease, while osteoarthritis is degenerative, usually caused by the wear and tear of the bones, joints, ligaments and tendons. Post-tramatic arthritis, as the name implies, usually develops following an injury to the foot or ankle.
The joints in the foot and ankle most often affected by arthritis include the tibiotalar joint, which is the true ankle joint, the first metatarsophalangeal joint, which is where the first metatarsal of the foot connects to the big toe phalange bone, as well as three joints in the hindfoot.
As there are over 30 joints in the foot, it is apparent that chronic dysfunction can lead to many opportunities for arthritis to form. Imbalances caused by over pronation, poor posture, weak muscles and over use injuries can increase the likelihood of future arthritis.
Arthritis usually shows signs of itself by causing pain and tenderness in the affected joint, as well as stiffness that results in reduced range of motion. Swelling may also occur and it can be difficult to walk.
Although there are a variety of treatments available, including anti-inflammatory medications and even surgery, one of the least invasive and most effective ways to combat pain and discomfort caused by arthritis in the foot is with orthotic insoles.
When it comes to comfort, support and cushioning to combat the pain of arthritis, Spenco’s RX Arthritis Foot Cradles are unmatched. Designed for use in casual and extra deep shoes, the Spenco Arthritis Foot Cradles provide exceptional comfort and have PE Foam that improves impact absorption, helping to evenly distribute the body weight throughout the entire foot in order to take pressure off of the sensitive areas.
Constructed of a lightweight EVA base, these foot cradles will mold to the unique shape of your foot thanks to the body-heat activated material. They also include an exclusive closed-cell nitrogen-injected Spenco material that provides a lasting cushioning layer that reduces friction for optimal comfort.
Available in men’s sizes 9-12 and women’s sizes 6-9, the Spenco RX Arthritis Foot Cradles come with a six month unconditional guarantee. Doctor recommended and laboratory tested, Spenco is the brand you can trust when it comes to Arthritis Foot Cradles. After 40 years of supporting and cushioning feet, Spenco has figured out how to help you function better and more comfortably even with arthritis. For detailed information and ordering, visit TheInsoleStore today.
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