الأحد، 13 أكتوبر 2013

Compete with high heels flat shoes .. Which is worse for your feet?

Compete with high heels flat shoes .. Which is worse for your feet?
We all know the pain caused by wearing high heels after a long day or walk several miles with flat shoes

We all know the pain caused by wearing high heels after a long day or walk several miles with flat shoes , but what do our shoes to our feet ? What are the shoes that we should be worn ?

I spoke newspaper the Havejnton Post States, with a number of specialist doctors in the care and foot surgery ; to break down the risks of our favorite shoes , shoes and reviewed how serious whichever is less harmful and diseases caused by these shoes.

High heel shoes STILETTOS: wear heels makes your body weight placed on the front of your feet which puts pressure also creates a problem in the balance , and cause damage to your back and feet .

It is possible to cause wear these shoes several risks , including: excessive expansion , and ankle sprains and midfoot fractures , and the nervous system tumor , and the tumor in the hallux .

· High PLATFORM WEDGES shoes : These shoes also have a heel and put a strain on your feet and push your body forward , but the heel has leaned in addition to the presence of platforms that protect your feet and reduce the introduction of the gradient .

This helps to create a sense of balance , but wear these shoes can cause : excessive expansion , and ankle sprains and midfoot fractures , and the nervous system tumor , and the tumor in the hallux .

Bots clunky HIGH-HEEL BOOTIES: According to the high heel , these shoes can cause problems similar to the high-heeled shoes , but in bot the material around the ankle help sustain moderate foot , which reduces injuries. But wear these shoes can cause excessive expansion , and the tumor in the hallux .

· Bots high -to-hip THIGH-HIGH BOOTS: If heels high Vstaanin of pain the same special shoes with high heels , but the cover on foot creates a greater attention of the foot which may help stability, but may lie damage : expansion excessive , and fractures midfoot , and nervous system tumor , and the tumor in the hallux .

As for the flat shoes and sports , there are :

· Flat ballet shoes BALLET FLATS: The largely flat shoes do not provide full support , protection or shock absorbers that you need these shoes, however, these shoes are flexible and make the muscles work harder , making it stronger and this is a good thing .

But there is another problem lies in the risk that the shoe clipped by a foreign body , it is possible to cause these shoes : inflammation, tendonitis, heel pain , and external injuries such as walking on nails .

· Shoes Alkonfrs of Sports CONVERSE - STYLE SNEAKERS : These shoes more ' thicker ' flat so they provide shock absorption and protection, these shoes are also very flexible which is more comfortable for those who suffer from tumors in the hallux .

These shoes protect your feet from the surrounding environment , but wearing may cause : inflammation, tendinitis and pain in the heel.

· Sports running shoes RUNNING SNEAKERS: These shoes suitable for forward movement , such as jogging , walking and jogging , but these shoes can cause: chronic fatigue , injuries , especially the heel .

· Sandalwood FLIP - FLOPS : Most of these shoes are flat , thin and very open , exposing the foot to the surrounding environment does not provide any support or protection, and a skin belt high between your toes danger where the muscles of the fingers pays for excessive contraction .

In addition, when attached to your toe greatest increases the risk of fracture in the toe , it is possible to cause these shoes : inflammation, tendonitis, heel pain and external injuries .

· Pot rain RAINBOOTS: The rain could cause a moist environment , and these shoes tend to be made ​​of rubber or thick material and silencers so may cause stress .

It may also cause higher shoe massage uncomfortable leg , in addition to mold, fungi , bacteria, and pimples and germs.

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