best running shoes if you have bunions image
Eugenius
I want running shoes. I am male. I have an arch between flat-normal. I am also beginning to form a bunion (though I am young, and it's small and doesn't hurt, and it never has. A podiatrist told me I was beginning to form one.) So what kind of shoes should I buy?
Answer
You probably want a pair of running shoes that has a bit of extra toe room (for the bunion). Try out different brands to see what fits best for you. I would say though that brands like Asics and New Balance are a bit more narrow in the toe and tend to have high arch support so they may not be right for you. Try brands like Adidas, Nike or Saucony and also see if the store carries these shoes in wider sides. I recommend going to a running store and the clerks there will watch you run to see what kind of shoe works for your running style. Even if you don't buy that shoe then and there at least you'll have an idea what type of shoe, the brand and the size you should be looking for. Try not to get motion-controled or stability shoes, these have alot of extras but don't really help your feet. Believe it or not, statistical findings show there are fewer injuries in runners that spend less than $60.00 US on their running shoes than those that spend over $100.
You probably want a pair of running shoes that has a bit of extra toe room (for the bunion). Try out different brands to see what fits best for you. I would say though that brands like Asics and New Balance are a bit more narrow in the toe and tend to have high arch support so they may not be right for you. Try brands like Adidas, Nike or Saucony and also see if the store carries these shoes in wider sides. I recommend going to a running store and the clerks there will watch you run to see what kind of shoe works for your running style. Even if you don't buy that shoe then and there at least you'll have an idea what type of shoe, the brand and the size you should be looking for. Try not to get motion-controled or stability shoes, these have alot of extras but don't really help your feet. Believe it or not, statistical findings show there are fewer injuries in runners that spend less than $60.00 US on their running shoes than those that spend over $100.
A callus on my foot turned blueish black?
Samantha S
I've always had a yellowish callus on the inside of my foot, where a bunion would be. Its the part that usually rubs against my shoe the most. I just had gym class the other day and forgot socks and had to put my bare feet in my running shoes. When I was changing after gym class I noticed that it had turned a dark blue-black-purple. It hasn't changed at all two days later, it hurt at first but it doesn't hurt now. What do I do?
Answer
1) you can cool it a little if it hurts which i doubt by now
2) buy new shoes!
3) give it time to disappear
1) you can cool it a little if it hurts which i doubt by now
2) buy new shoes!
3) give it time to disappear
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