Thank you footie!
I worked for 2 podiatrist for 10 yrs when I was diagnosed with MS,they suggested a High top tennis shoe with a ankle brace which help a great deal! If this is the route you choose I suggest that you take your brace with you the brace will fit differently in your shoes. It's vitally import that your shoes will fit differently.
If you want to see an podiatrist they will most likely take a weight barring x-ray it gives a better angle of the bottom of your foot.
Also they often have shoes and braces there.
Best of luck!
When choosing walking shoes for MS, stability and support are key factors. While specific shoe brands aren't mentioned in the search results, here are important features to look for:
• Wide, stable base for better balance
• Good arch support
• Non-slip soles
• Proper fit with room for orthotics if needed
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