Pain In The Balls Of Your Feet
The burning sensation experienced in the ball of the foot can really spoil the pleasure of wearing high heels. Unfortunately, it won’t go away until you remove your shoes. And, as the ball of the foot becomes increasingly sore and sensitive, the more the foot will feel every bump and lump in uneven surfaces.
If high heels are a must-have part of your dress, it's a good idea to place Party Feet Ultra Slim Cushions in them before you go out, since it's always better to prevent pain from occurring in the first place. Try to give your feet regular breaks by sitting down and taking the weight off them. Your doctor or pharmacist may also be able to advise on the best foot care products for you.
A burning in the ball of the foot is a familiar sensation to many people who wear high heels. The longer the heels are worn, the sharper the pain becomes - creating the need to shift your weight from foot to foot or to sit down and take the weight off your feet completely.
The pain is a result of the high heels changing the alignment of your foot so pressure is increased on the forefoot. The tissue around the metatarsal heads then becomes inflamed with the stress.
The simplest and quickest way to relieve the pain is to take off your high heels, but that's not a realistic option in the middle of a special occasion! Other choices include Ball of Foot Cushions or Metatarsal Arch Supports to provide extra padding beneath the ball of the foot. Crackling Ice Gel Spray gives an instant cool and refreshing sensation.
