HydroFeet Orthotic Insoles Facebook Page Helps People With Foot Problems

HydroFeet massage insoles launches its Facebook page last September 29 to provide information on common foot problems, and how those affected could heal themselves naturally and achieve the feeling of “walking on water.”

The first few posts of the HydroFeet Orthotic Insoles Facebook page provide links on how to manage pain from Hallux Valgus, which is more popularly known as bunions – the protrusion of the bone just beside the heel toe; how to maintain a “happy feet;” and how to prevent Morton’s Neuroma – the thickening of the nerves under the third and fourth toe.

According to MedicineNet.com, having bunions is one among the eight most common foot problems. There are 4.4 million reported cases of bunions in a given year in U.S. alone based on the information from Bellevue Bunion Treatments.

A severe case of bunions requires “anti-inflammatory drugs and cortisone injections for pain. Sometimes surgery is needed to relieve the pressure and repair the toe joint,” confirmed MedicineNet.com.

To prevent bunions from getting worse and to save the patients from these costly treatments, MedicineNet.com suggested “other treatments [that] include physical therapy and wearing orthotic devices or shoe inserts.”

HydroFeet is a therapeutic massage insert made of vegetable-based glycerin and medical grade thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU). TPU, which is known for its elasticity, strength and durability, ensures that the liquid inside the insoles has a slim chance of leaking. Moreover, according to HydroFeet, patients could be assured that their bunions will be more bearable because the dynamic nature of the insoles provides arch support and minimizes the pressure on the cord that connects the big and small toe.

Midwest Health Solutions is an authorized seller on Amazon of HydroFeet memory foam shoe insert. HydroFeet’s Facebook page is Hydrofeet.