What helps arthritis in feet?

Foot pain can be really unsettling, especially when it's constant. I totally get the anxiety about something affecting your mobility. For arthritis in feet, comfort is key. Look for shoes with good arch support and cushioning. Also, elevation and ice packs after a long day can really help calm down the inflammation.

This sounds really tough, yaar. My nani uses special orthopaedic slippers for her foot pain, and she says it makes a huge difference. Also, I’ve heard gentle foot stretches and keeping your feet elevated when you're resting helps reduce swelling. Hope you find some relief soon!

My mother used to say warm oil massages help for any joint pain. For feet arthritis, I try that sometimes. But honestly, for something serious like arthritis, it is best to see a good doctor. They can guide you on proper footwear and exercises. Family advice is good, but medical advice is primary.

Please, please don't ignore foot pain! I did that thinking it's just 'old age' and it got worse. It's crucial to get it diagnosed by a podiatrist or orthopedic doctor. They can suggest custom insoles or specific exercises that make a huge difference. Don't wait until it becomes unbearable.

For arthritis in the feet, you really need to consult a specialist, maybe an orthopedist or a rheumatologist. Ask them about specific exercises for foot strengthening, proper footwear, and whether custom orthotics could help. A good hospital will have all the options. Don't just suffer through it.

Comfortable shoes are very important. Also, try gentle foot exercises to improve flexibility.