Swollen Feet From Tight Shoes
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The swelling of the feet can be caused by several different things. One often overlooked cause of swollen feet is wearing shoes that do not fit correctly and are too tight. The reason that a tight pair of shoes can cause swelling is because the tightness can reduce circulation and discourage blood flow. Sometimes when an individual selects a pair of shoes that does not conform to their foot shape and size, the shoes can end up cutting off circulation. For example, an individual might have a particularly wide foot, and if they select a regular pair of shoes that is too narrow in shape, the shoes might be too tight. It might also be useful to know that an individual can prevent swelling from tight shoes by remembering not to buy small shoes at the store, thinking that they can be “broken in.” Typically, this is not advisable. Contact a podiatrist today for more information. Swollen feet can be a sign of an underlying condition. If you have any concerns, contact Dr. Kevin F. Gallagher of Gallagher Podiatry. Our doctor can provide the care you need to keep you pain-free and on your feet. Swollen feet are a common ailment among pregnant women and people who stand or sit for extended periods. Aging may increase the possibility of swollen feet and patients who are obese often notice when their feet are swelling too. There may be medical reasons why swollen feet occur: Phlebitis - A condition that causes the veins to become inflamed and can also cause leg pain. Liver disease - This may lead to low blood levels of albumin which is a protein. This can cause fluid in the blood to pass into the tissues and several areas of the body can become swollen. Heart failure - When the heart doesn’t pump properly the blood that is normally pumped back to the heart can pool in the veins of the legs causing swollen feet. Kidney disease - One of the main functions of the kidneys is releasing excess fluid in the body. This type of condition can make it difficult for the kidneys to function properly, and as a result the feet may become swollen. Deep-vein thrombosis (DVT)- This is a serious condition where blood clots form in the veins of the legs. They can block the return of blood from the legs to the heart which may cause the feet to swell. It is important to be treated by a podiatrist if this condition is present. Swollen feet can also be caused by bone and tendon conditions, including fractures, arthritis, and tendinitis. Additionally, there may be skin and toenail conditions and an infection may cause the feet to swell. Patients who take medicine to treat high blood pressure may be prone to getting swollen feet. Many patients elevate their feet to help relieve the swelling and this is generally a temporary remedy. When a podiatrist is consulted the reason behind the swelling can be uncovered and subsequently treated. If you have any questions please feel free to contact one of our offices located in McMurray and Hickory, PA . We offer the newest diagnostic tools and technology to treat your foot and ankle needs. Read more about Swelling of the Feet
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