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Painful feet problems caused by poorly fitted shoes

Posted By: toufie

Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2021

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While your feet keep you in the move the entire day, your shoes protect them from the harsh realities of the road. Your shoes protect your feet from burns, cuts, sores, and discomfort. This is certainly the reason why shoes have been an integral part of human civilization since early times.But that being said, shoes are as good as the match they offer. If you pick the wrong pair of shoes that are not designed to suit your feet, you will have a tough time carrying them. Ill-fitted shoes will do more harm to you than causing any good. There are different problems you can go through and certain health conditions you can develop if the shoes you wear do not properly fit your feet. Let’s have a look at the most common problems caused by ill-fitted shoes and possible first cure for them:



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