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Old 03-28-2014, 05:24 AM #11
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There are softer socks available... WalMart carries them...diabetic socks.

Also on the RSD forum, some of them with severe foot pain, use
bamboo socks. I haven't tried that, yet.

The number of suppliers has recently exploded on Google.
Avoid tight socks around the ankle... compression there can
affect the nerves going down the leg into your feet.

There are even "relaxed fit" socks now. My son had to buy them.
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