Plantar Fasciitis Sock for Day and Night:

Plantar Fasciitis pain can be quite excruciating at times and if it gets chronic, it can be treated using the Plantar Fasciitis sleeve. Also commonly known as the jogger's heel, it happens when the ligaments connecting the heel bone to the metatarsal bone gets inflamed. 

Features:

• OrthoSleeve FS6 Compression Foot Sleeve helps to give significant relief from the pain associated with heel and plantar fasciitis. 
• Medical grade compression zone provides a sustained stretch to plantar fascia.
• Medical grade fabric is free from latex.
• Easy to wear and gives the user superior comfort.
• Provides 6 zones of compression that stretch plantar fascia which enhances blood circulation. 
• Can be worn anytime during sleep or when active. 
• Available in various sizes; Small, Medium, Large and X-Large. 

Indications when to wear FS6 Sock :

• Plantar Fasciitis
• Heel Spurs
• Arch pain
• Arch weakness
• Edema

Measure FS6 Sock:

Often, foot pain on the heel (Plantar Fasciitis) of the foot is nothing more than the result of wearing ill-fitting shoes, excess weight that throws the balance of walking off, or some other non-threatening reason. However, pain in this region of the foot could also be an indicator of something more serious occurring to include arthritis or even diabetes. If the cause is minor, simple adjustments or changes could be made to rectify the problem but in more serious cases, working with a reputable doctor would be essential.

In general, foot pain on the heel of the foot would be somewhat unique to other kinds of foot pain. For instance, most people notice more of a dull or aching type of pain although it could become sharp and stabbing. Interestingly, while pain is actually felt primarily on the side of the foot, it often begins at the heel region. Even when pain is minor, people notice that as the day progresses and the foot is used more, the pain level intensifies.

It has also been noted that symptoms associated with foot pain on the heel of the foot can become so severe that it literally leaves the person debilitated. Now, feeling worse pain during one particular time of the day is also something noticed. Although most pain occurs during the day when activity level is high, there are some people who experience pain at night too because of the position in which they sleep.