Learn How to Keep a Cast Dry
Saturday November 15, 2008
As if having to wear a cast isn't enough punishment for your injury, now you are told you have to keep the cast dry. This may sound like a fun prospect for your first shower, but trust me, it gets old. And if that cast gets wet, you will not be happy.
Here are a few suggestions on how to keep your cast dry. Everything from simple techniques using household supplies to products designed exclusively for this purpose. Learn a few ways to keep your cast dry...
Related: How to Care for a Cast | Broken Bones
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Comments
About tight shoes and bunions.
The problem is not so much high healed shoes because it is fairly natural to go up on ones toes but the real problem comes when the toes are bought in as in pointed toed shoes whether flat or high.
This position is absolutely unnatural throwing the ankles out and in turn knees, hips, and pelvis.
Tight POINTED toe shoes are the real culprit!