Feet Problems with Cauda Equina Syndrome

Thats encouraging to hear wavewolf, i wasnt holding too much hope at them making so much difference. I have very little sensation in my feet, i never wear shoes at home so i have better contact with the floor.

I would no way wear any ugly looking shoes, even if it helps my walking...im way too vein lol

I think if they help then i may get another pair made for sure and i dont know if they can be transferred to other shoes..i hope they can be but if not i will need a second set

leitwolf, Welcome to the forum. Another "wolf" here now--you, me, and lonewolf make a pack, right?! Lots of info, and you'll learn your way around. On Home page, scroll down to blue heading "Other", and click on "Forum Features" for some basic help.

I recently began getting some feeling in my right ankle and I noticed a pain that was not like anywhere else in my CES affected areas. I went to an orthopedic podiatrist. He found that I have a torn tendon in that ankle. Fix is surgery... I talked him into a brace. I'm doing pretty good with the brace and he said when I have more bad days than good, or too much pain, then it will be time for the surgery. Bottom line is that my lack of feeling in my ankles (and rest of the foot area) contributed to rolling and instability in my walking gait which caused this. Left ankle is fine.

I have had a problem with the bottom of my right foot. Feels like it brusied, hard to put weight on.

No this is strange. My braces were causing pressure sores, and I could no longer wear them. Without them my left ankle is so weak I couldn't put pressure on it without a fair amount of discomfort. So I bought these heavy duty work boots that sorta work like braces.
When I started wearing them the arch on my right foot was felling like it was in a constant charlie horse. I thought it was just the boot but now it feels like someone banged on the bottom of my foot with a hammmer, with or without the boot. When I was first injured at times I could swear there was a rock in my shoe, painful to the point I couldn't walk on it. That went away for the most part, but this feeling is different. Like it's really, really bruised. May be the nerve issue, strange though after three years.