Why Do Hardwood Floors Hurt My Feet

I have hardwood floors but chalked up my foot lower back pain to getting older cheap shoes.

Why do hardwood floors hurt my feet.

Most of us have walked on flooring perhaps at a friend s house at work or while on vacation that left our feet and knees sore later. Do your floors a favor and leave the heels at the door. Flooring that s easy on the joints. The symptoms are quite clear.

I now wear my chacos for housework shopping in the studio even light hiking and they have made all the difference. When you get out of bed in the morning you feel a great pain when you put your foot on the floor. So much so in fact that i took my most recent home because of the rare looking redwood they used when it was first built in the 1930s. Wow something is wrong here.

Perhaps your customers come in frequently telling you their joints hurt from standing or walking on their hard tile or hardwood floors. If this happens to you you may be suffering from this condition. If your feet hurt from walking on a wood floor then there s something wrong with your feet. I have had plantar fasciitis and if that is your problem you must wear firm shoes that do not have any torque to them not flip flops.

Bunions can get worse if you consistently wear too. I have been walking on the side of my foot but have used crutches for walking outside hurts w shoe. Overuse is a common cause of foot pain but an underlying injury or medical condition can also cause your feet to hurt when you walk. One thing about pf is it will take about a year to go away whether you treat it or not.

But i have since learned a lesson that was painful and it s a pretty simple one. Place a comfy pair of slippers near the door if you need a reminder. With bunions a firm painful bump develops at the base of the big toe sometimes causing that toe to veer diagonally toward the second toe. Like many design fiends i adore the look of hardwood floors.

Hardwood is hard on some bodies. However in some people constantly walking or standing barefoot on surfaces like hardwood floors tile or marble puts too much stress on structures of the feet either causing or exacerbating. Because the heels tend to be pointier and the body s weight isn t evenly distributed they leave dents in the floor particularly stiletto heels. At a friend s recommendation i purchased a pair of chaco flip flops i swear by them.