Health-care shoes for diabetics

Abstract

The invention discloses a pair of health-care shoes for diabetics. Each health-care shoe comprises an outsole (1), an insole (2), a vamp body (3), a shoe pad (4), a label (5) and a shoe lifting drawstring (6), the bottom of the outsole (1) adopts a small groove structure and a pressure balancing design of a multi-pattern multi-density rubber sole, the front and rear gradient difference of the whole sole is small, and the pressure distribution of the whole sole is balanced; and the midsole (2) adopts a multi-density structural design. The toe widening shoe tree special for the diabetic foot is adopted, a toe cap, a heel and the vamp are protected through the counter pieces made of the hot melt adhesive, and meanwhile vertical and horizontal extrusion and external collision are avoided; the shoe upper contains the elastic insole and is deep enough, and the vamp has elasticity; an integrated sock structure is adopted for the space in the shoe, splicing and joints of an inner cavity of the shoe body are reduced, and skin abrasion caused by the internal joints is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technology related to shoes in the field of daily necessities, in particular to a kind of health-care shoes for sugar lovers. Background technique [0002] At present, the prevalence of diabetes has reached an epidemic level, and there are a large number of people. However, such people often do not know enough about foot care and lack daily protection. Diabetes may lead to a variety of chronic long-term complications, and almost all organs of the lower limbs are damaged. Participate in the pathological process of diabetes, and the foot is the intersection of many pathological processes. [0003] Diabetics often have edema in the limbs. Too tight shoes produce abnormal pressure on the edematous feet. This kind of pressure will cause relative ischemia of soft tissues. Once this ischemia exceeds 10 hours, it will cause damage to the feet. For example, the ulcers on the lateral surface of the foot and the dorsal side of the in...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the most common diabetic foot shoes currently on the market have the opposite disadvantage. Shoes that are too loose, and diabetic patients often buy shoes that are 1 or 2 sizes larger by default. Slippage between surfaces, collision between toe tip and toe cap, friction between heel and upper, and friction between sole and sole are also likely to cause ulcers; and there are very few products on the market for people with such characteristics. shoe

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