Health care shoe pad for diabetes patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a health care shoe pad for diabetes patients, and relates to the technical field of shoe pads. The shoe pad comprises a shoe pad body, wherein the shoe pad body from top to bottom in sequence comprises a charcoal fibrous layer and a memory foamed plastic layer, a polyurethane foamed plastic layer is arranged in a pasted mode on the lower side of the middle of the memory foamed plastic layer, a hollow elastic pad net is arranged at the corresponding position of a human front foot palm on the lower side of the front end of the memory foamed plastic layer, a hollow elastic pad is arranged on the lower side of the rear end of the memory foamed plastic layer corresponding to the heel, and an elastic rib part is arranged on the lower side of the polyurethane foamed plastic layer corresponding to the inner side of the foot arch. The health care shoe pad for diabetes patients can be worn by the diabetic patients comfortably, and deformation can be made to cater to the projecting part of the foot, after the deformation the shoe pad can be automatically restored, the damping and foot protection effects are strong, and the shoe pad is good in breathability.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an insole, in particular to a health care insole for diabetic patients. Background technique [0002] Diabetic foot is one of the most important complications leading to amputation in diabetic patients. From mild foot numbness to severe ulcers and infections, the "lethality" of diabetic feet cannot be underestimated. Diabetic patients are most likely to have diabetic foot features including: 1. Tendency to neuropathy, such as numbness, tingling, pain, etc. in lower limbs; 2. Poor state of blood vessels in lower limbs, pain at rest, and obvious weakening or disappearance of dorsalis pedis artery pulse; 3. .The skin of the feet is getting worse, the feet are purple and dark red, the skin temperature of the feet is obviously lower than that of other parts, the feet are edema, the toenails are discolored, the skin is abnormally dry, and the erosion between the toes, etc. It can be seen that the foot health care for diabetic patie...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, the foot health care of diabetic patients is mainly realized by massaging the feet at ordinary times. However, it is difficult for diabetic patients to perform health care in the state of wearing shoes.

The foot health care of diabetic patients when wearing shoes needs to be realized through insoles. The structure of traditional insoles is sewn from multiple layers of cloth or pressed from multiple layers of leather, which has a certain degree of softness and cushioning and shock absorption. It basically meets the needs of ordinary people to wear shoes for walking and sports, but for diabetic patients, it has the following disadvantages: First, the hardness difference between the upper layer of the traditional insole and the plantar skin is relatively large, which will make diabetic patients feel uncomfortable in their feet. Comfortable; second, the main material of the traditional insole is not easy to deform, or it is difficult to recover after deformation, which is easy to aggravate the problems of diabetic patients' foot numbness, pain, poor blood flow, black and purple, edema; third, traditional Insoles have poor shock absorption and foot protection effects, and the forefoot and heel bottom of diabetic patients are more susceptible to impact, which can easily aggravate the disease problems of plantar bones, ankle joints and knee joints; Fifth, traditional insoles have poor air permeability and are prone to breeding Bacteria and fungi can easily aggravate foot edema and erosion between toes

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