結論： No.1 New Balance 327 No.2 Nike Air Max 270 No.3 Nike Air Force1 No.4 Adidos Stan Smith No.5 New Balance MR530 No.6 Pumo Future Rider Ploy On No.7 Converse Jack Purcell No.8 Vans Old Skool No.9 Nike Classic Cortez Leother (阿甘鞋) No.10 Converse Chuck Toylor 高筒 No.11 Air Jordan 4 No.12 Air Jordan 1
Hi Joan, how are you ? To try to solve this, I went to sites that sell used things, old shoes that are in good condition. So I found a lot of shoes with a wide shape, which in the past they were like this, the shapes much wider. But if you don't have them anymore, neither in stores that sell old things, nor on websites, you have to look for shoes with as many numbers as possible, until you feel that the foot is in the right shape or comfortable. A hug.
@@tiagot6516 I usually buying new shoes because I'm a dyshidrotic eczema sufferer. I never wear used shoes before but I did wear used clothing before while I did laundried like several times before wearing, during the laundry time it nearly give me some sort of allergy reaction... Used items just wayyyy too much for me. I usually prefer washable shoes but since my workplace calling for leather shoes attire, when my feet starting to develop dyshidrotic eczema and even wiping them isn't helpful anymore, I would just send these shoes to the bin LOL Mind you I change my thick socks at least daily or else 100% I'll get nasty dyshidrotic eczema flare-up. I could remember my school days our school calling for fabric white shoes, and I remember I must handwash the thing at least weekly, or else even changing clean thick socks at least daily also would not deter myself from getting the horrendous dyshidrotic eczema flare up...! The worse scenario, I think I will just go to custom-made shoe makers =) or just simply ask shoe cobbler to fix the shoes until it's comfortable for me
Hi Joan, how are you? Okay. I didn't even know that this disease existed. Poor thing. You have to be careful then. Hugs. And I wish you much health! Try using a moisturizing cream if it doesn't make the problem worse; if not, it's better not to use it at all. I have allergies from time to time and it gets better that way. A hug.
@@tiagot6516 Oh, actually moisturizing cream making it worse when it's new, but in case the blisters dried up then only I could use baby lotion on it (I have mild skin sensitivity as well LOL) My feet sweat tonnes LOL I always thought I am allergic to my own sweat LMAO but it turns out wet environment enhance your normal flora (a bunch of bacteria that normally live on your skin when your immunity is fine and causing no harm at all to you) outgrowing their numbers until it started to make something funny and usually our skin barrier kinda haywire that's why blisters form resulting of our active immune system. By the way in case you have no idea, dyshidrotic eczema is 汗疱症， skin sensitivity is 皮肤敏感. I also have miliaria rubra (prickly heat rash) 热痱 when the weather is so warm and super soggy wet and the air circulation is so bad that my sweat can't dry in time and then I will caught with these nasty itchy crazy stuff LOL Occasionally it turns into eczema that so dried up and just cracked with some yellowish straw transparent liquid oozing out of my skin, and that shit hurts as well. But anyway, if my skin condition is 'too wet', I just use some sulphur soap or neem leaves bathing water, if it's 'too dry', I just popped extra baby lotion. Well, I got new diagnosis again LOL Posterior tibialis tendonitis, that shit hurts Hopefully it recovers soon
