Diabetic socks provide extra cushioning and support to protect the feet of people with diabetes, who may be more susceptible to foot injuries and complications.
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They are typically made from a soft, breathable material that helps to wick away moisture and prevent blisters and sores.
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Some diabetic socks also feature extra padding in key areas, such as the heels and toes, to provide additional cushioning and protection.
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Some diabetic socks have a non-binding top that does not restrict blood flow, which can be a concern for people with diabetes.
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They may have a seamless design to minimize the risk of rubbing and irritation.
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Diabetic socks are also typically made to fit tighter to reduce the risk of bunching and wrinkle which can cause irritation.
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Some diabetic socks also have graduated compression to help improve blood flow and circulation in the feet.
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