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Ways to reduce foot/ankle swelling and pain or discomfort after work?


Question Posted Wednesday March 24 2010, 10:55 pm

I do a job where I stand on my feet all day long. I've bought different shoes before and they seem to help reduce the soreness a little bit but my feet still swell a little bit and are achy. I don't like having tired legs and feet so I thought maybe somebody had some tips on how to reduce these problems or even prevent them.

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candi4545 answered Thursday March 25 2010, 10:41 am:
i know that you stand on your feet alot but when you take breaks find somewere you can put your feet up...like sit in a chair put them on another one or sit on the ground put them on the sidewalk they cant be angled straight...this ill help keep them from swelling..=)hope this helps a little

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