After a human body has formed one of numerous calluses or sores due to various conditions of the human condition the present invention offers a means to aid in pain relief and/or an aid in therapy for sores and skin conditions normally considered to be caused by pressure. The present invention seeks to provide a device designed explicitly to transfer weight or pressure from an area on the body that causes the excrescence to develop. The simplest form is designed for use with a condition known as Intractable Planter Keratosis or IPK. Whether the IPK callus is caused from locomotion, or other sores caused by continual or inordinate pressure, the present invention in its simplest form is a thin disc approximately but not limited to 1 in diameter and a thickness of approximately but not limited to 0.036 with a hollow protrusion of approximately but not limited to 0.036 that covers a sore completely but isolated the sore from any contact with the disc or the protrusion. The mechanical work that the present invention provides is the transferal of substantially all pressure away from the sore and to healthy flesh areas immediately around the sore.

A foot compression garment for treating lymphedema includes a first bandage portion with a sole portion and a pair of opposed side portions. Each side portion includes a first end attached to the sole portion, and a second free end. The free end includes a first attachment feature to releasably engage the second side portion. A heel portion is permanently attached to the sole portion and located between the pair of opposed side portions. A second bandage portion includes a pair of opposed second bandage portion members, each having a first end attached to the heel portion, and a second free end. The second free end includes a second attachment feature for releasable engagement to the first bandage portion. The heel portion includes spaced apart side portions with a central portion therebetween. The second bandage portion members are attached at the corresponding side portions of the heel member.

A foot ulcer cushion pad device designed for alleviating pressure on ulcers or wounds located on the foot for promoting efficient healing is disclosed here. The cushion pad includes a circular, gel-filled body with a central aperture tailored to encircle and provide relief to an ulcer. The circular body includes detachable first and second horseshoe-shaped portions. Each portion is individually sealed to prevent gel leakage, ensuring durability and effectiveness. The device can be used as a circular device or as an individual horseshoe-shaped device. The device features a substantially planar bottom surface equipped with a skin-friendly, repositionable adhesive layer for secure attachment without residue, and is infused with ulcer healing agents. The device can be used during walking and while wearing any type of the footwear.

An anatomical support device includes an elongate body. The elongate body extends along a longitudinal axis from a first end to a second end positioned opposite the first end. The elongate body is formed of material that is substantially inextensible along the longitudinal axis from the first end to the second end and elastically extensible along a transverse axis extending orthogonal to the longitudinal axis. An adhesive is positioned on at least a portion of one side of the elongate body. The anatomical support device is configured to adhere to an ankle of a patient such that the first end is positioned at least partially along a fibula of the patient and the second end extends to a sole of a foot of the patient.

A pre-formed absorbent wound dressing including at least three layers of a porous hydrophilic wound contact layer, an absorbent layer and a hydrophobic moisture transfer layer, as well as an optional wicking layer. The pre-formed absorbent wound dressing is shaped and pre-formed configured for application on a selected or target body part such as a foot, ankle, leg, calf, knee, thigh, hip, torso, chest, shoulder, arm, elbow, wrist, hand, neck, and head. An inventive compression system includes the pre-formed absorbent wound dressing under a therapeutic compression apparatus.