Homedics FM-4 Foot Massaging Pillow

Homedics FM-4 Foot Massaging Pillow

• Invigorating Vibration Massage
• Attractive Comfort
• Ultra plush and luxurious fabric
• Convenient battery operation (batteries NOT included)
• Portable design - one size fits all

Attractive soothing massage foot pillow features ultra plush and luxurious fabric. Convenient battery operation offer portability.



Homedics FM-4 Foot Massaging Pillow

PedEgg Replacement Blades with Emery Pads

• Made of long lasting stainless steel
• Safe to the touch
• 138 microfiles for great results
• Three emery finishing pads

PedEgg Replacement Blades replace old dull blades with fresh new ones for better results.



PedEgg Replacement Blades with Emery Pads

Hi,I did the following:
What causes a foot to feel like you are walking on pebbles in your shoe?This feeling is in the area from the ball of the foot to the toes, and across the entire foot side to side. Is there any way to cure this? Suggestions?

Posted by Jessica
Your foot contains so many nerves. Have you been on your feet and doing work for hours? What type of shoeing are you wearing? I am going to say that you have stressed these nerves and you should stay off your feet for a while, try a different type of shoes that have arches or no arches or are more comforting for when you doing work and will be standing up for a while....Umm if this does not help i would say go talk to your doctor and explain to him what all is happening. He will be able to help you more than anyone on here. Good luck!

Posted by jypsymomof3
You may have calcium spurs in your feet which can become quite painful. I would try and go to a foot dr and explain the feeling that you're getting. An x-ray will show spurs. Good luck.

Posted by Amy H
It could be Mortons Neuroma or Metatarsalgia. There are nerves running through your foot that can get inflammation from a variety of things. The main one being shoes with little or no arch support.
You could try a shoe with a better arch support and see if that helps. Or try a drugstore for finding some metatarsal pads to insert in your shoe. In the meantime, don't wear high heels if you are a women or shoes with a narrow toe.
Try icing the area 15 minutes a day, several times a day. If you can, take Advil or Motrin to help with the pain as well as decrease inflammation in the area. If all else fails, schedule an appointment with your doctor. If this has been going on for a long time or you don't feel relief in the next few days, make an appointment. Since nerves are involved, it would be best to seek medical advice if it continues past a few days or is so painful you can't walk.

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