I have to be able to get my heavily bandaged foot into the inside opening, before pulling it up my leg. will it stretch easily, and not be too tight?
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My daughter was able to put in on with her cast, so unless the bandage is bigger than a cast, it should work
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It will be tough. You might need assistance to pull it on. And if you're leg is sensitive, I would certainly avoid it - it might be painful or pull on the bandage!
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I recall in the hospital they sort of turned it inside out, got it on my foot the correct way and then sort of rolled it up my leg. At home here my husband had to work at it. It is not an easy thing to do. I had to wear large (that is what they gave me in the hospital) so maybe you need a large instead of medium. In any case you basically have to tug and pull as they are very tight. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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it's will be open on the end. We used it to help hold 4 x 4 bandages on to the leg by pulling it on like a sock. Diabetics have skin issues where tape causes skin breakdowns. I would order the smallest size for a toe.
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I am not using with pull on boots. All mine zip. I have not experienced any stretching in my boots
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If it isn't as snug as you'd like it to be, you can pick up a simple ACE (or whatever brand it is) bandage wrap from the dollar store and wrap your foot for compression and to give it a bit more bulk before putting it into the ACE Deluxe Ankle Stabilizer for added support and stability. That way it probably will fit just fine, quite snugly. Hope that's helpful.
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. The wrap shouldn't be a problem as you run. I fits as tight as you want it to but I don't even feel mine after I have my shoes on.
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Yes.. you will be able to, but not for long as the ankle support is not cushioned enough, so it does start paining in few minutes.
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I also had surgery and my foot was wrapped, but I had to wear an Aircast over it to immobilize the ankle. I included this in my review because, as many know, these types of temporary casts are very bulky. I thought it was informative to point out that the Curad protector actually fits over it. In your case, all you need to know is whether it keeps your foot dry. For me it did. Good luck with your recovery!
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My wife says maybe. You have to put the sock on over the plastic thing and she is not sure whether a compression sock may be too tight to do that or too long in length, but it might work. If it doesn't work you can always send it back if you buy it from Amazon - doesn't cost that much. It certainly helped my wife getting her regular socks on for the first month or two after she broke her leg. You can't take socks off with this thing.
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It could be helpful, to roll your insole across. Another option would be the Homemedics foot massager which we purchased this year as well.It is nice, but a larger device and not so portable.
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It shouldn't be too difficult but it keeps everything in place so In the beginning it is very tight but I stretched mine a little for a few hours .. What I did was I wrapped it around one of the thin chairs that I have for a few hours and this way it lossened the eleastic so it made me feel I could breath once I did that.
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Yes, there is stretch around the leg portion. The plastic will give pretty much as well.
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U need to take off the boot. There is a rubber top with a hole in it. Slides your foot inside and it suck around your leg.
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I think it would. I had it just below the knee bend but there was still room to pull up and I had a cast on. The seal is tight but stretches and thankfully actually holds and seals extremely well. It would also depend on how long your lower leg was. If not too long it'll probably cover the whole knee and seal above the replacement making it not a problem for being too tight around the actual replacement area.
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No! You have the option of stretching the shoe in length or width. I used the shoe stretcher to stretch out a very narrow shoe.
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I adjusted mine to a comfortable fit and slide my feet in:/out. I find much easier than trying to adjust every time.
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I wear 8 1/2, but I strongly see that it would adjust and fit up a couple more sizes. My concern at first was the fact that my ankle swells x3 in size due to a destroy foot & ankle and the reconstruction was all that could be done if I kept the foot....so I am happy to live with my "elephant pod"...There are two inner straps that criss=cross and you adjust the size inside over the top and then the outside flap has it's own adjustment. This is the most comfort I have ever received from any ankle support. Good Luck~~I believe it would be worth the $ to order just one and judge for yourself. They can always be donated. I wear 8 1/2, but I strongly see that it would adjust and fit up a couple more sizes. My concern at first was the fact that my ankle swells x3 in size due to a destroy foot & ankle and the reconstruction was all that could be done if I kept the foot....so I am happy to live with my "elephant pod"...There are two inner straps that criss=cross and you adjust the size inside over the top and then the outside flap has it's own adjustment. This is the most comfort I have ever received from any ankle support. Good Luck~~I believe it would be worth the $ to order just one and judge for... » Read More I wear 8 1/2, but I strongly see that it would adjust and fit up a couple more sizes. My concern at first was the fact that my ankle swells x3 in size due to a destroy foot & ankle and the reconstruction was all that could be done if I kept the foot....so I am happy to live with my "elephant pod"...There are two inner straps that criss=cross and you adjust the size inside over the top and then the outside flap has it's own adjustment. This is the most comfort I have ever received from any ankle support. Good Luck~~I believe it would be worth the $ to order just one and judge for yourself. They can always be donated. « Show Less