All Day Pain Relief

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Don’t let foot, lower back, knee, plantar fasciitis, or heel pain slow you down or keep you from moving.

All Day Pain Relief FAQs

How to get foot pain relief

There are many different ways to get relief from foot pain depending on the source of the pain. Common causes of foot pain along with solutions for pain relief include:

• Plantar fasciitis — A common source of foot pain, plantar fasciitis occurs when a band of tissue on the underside of the foot becomes inflamed at the point where it attaches to the heel bone. Dr. Scholl’s® Pain Relief Orthotics for Plantar Fasciitis help stabilize the plantar fascia to prevent overstretching that can lead to plantar fasciitis pain. The insoles can provide long-lasting pain relief.

• Arch pain — A common source of foot discomfort, arch pain can make it difficult to perform daily activities. Dr. Scholl’s® Pain Relief Orthotics for Arch Pain target arch pain at the source by providing extra arch support while absorbing pain-inducing shock.

• Arthritis foot pain — Certain types of arthritis, especially osteoarthritis, can cause pain in the feet. Dr. Scholl’s® Pain Relief Orthotics for Arthritis Pain are designed to stabilize the feet, reducing stress on the joints while minimizing painful impacts.

• Ball of foot pain — If you’re experiencing pain in the ball of the foot, try using metatarsal pads. Dr. Scholl’s® Metatarsal Pads redistribute pressure to help alleviate ball of foot pain. The reusable pads are designed to work with any type of shoe and the handy attachment helps keep the pads in place all day. Dr. Scholl’s® Pain Relief Orthotics for Ball of Foot Pain are also very effective at alleviating ball of foot pain. These orthotics feature raised cushioning to direct pressure away from the ball of the foot area.

• Bunions — Caused by inflammation of the big toe joint (MTP), bunions are bony bumps that can cause discomfort when they press against shoes. Bunion cushions provide a very easy, convenient solution to reduce pain. Dr. Scholl’s® Bunion Cushions reduce pain and pressure by creating a dual cushioned protective layer between the bunion and the shoe.  

• Ingrown toenails — Most often caused by improper nail trimming and tight shoes, ingrown toenails can be painful. Dr. Scholl’s® Ingrown Toenail Pain Reliever combines a medicated gel with a protective cushion and bandage in order to relieve discomfort.

• Foot corns — Typically caused by pressure and friction, foot corns consist of hardened layers of keratin. Corns grow in a conical shape over a bony prominence. They can be tender to the touch and cause pain when wearing shoes. Dr. Scholl’s® Corn Cushions with DURAGEL® Technology help soften corns while protecting them against painful friction and pressure.

With some types of foot pain, several at-home remedies can be good for foot pain relief, including ice, rest and over-the-counter pain medications. See your doctor if your foot pain is severe or if you don’t get relief using self-care measures. Some foot conditions may require medical treatment.

How to get relief from foot sole pain

There are a number of ways to get relief from foot sole pain. The solution depends on the source of your foot sole pain. Common causes of and solutions for foot sole pain include:

• Blisters — If ill-fitted shoes have left you with painful blisters on the soles of your feet, try Dr. Scholl’s® Blister Treatment Cushions with DURAGEL® technology. The cushions hold in moisture to help blisters heal faster while providing a protective barrier to guard against painful rubbing. The thin, flexible cushions move with you, staying put all day.

• Calluses — Most commonly the result of friction, calluses are areas of thickened skin, and they’re usually found on the soles of the feet. Some calluses can cause discomfort. Dr. Scholl’s® Callus Cushions with DURAGEL® technology help soften calluses while protecting the area against uncomfortable shoe pressure and friction.

• Plantar warts — Caused by a common virus, plantar warts typically form on the soles of the feet. They can be painful due to pressure from standing and walking. Dr. Scholl’s® CLEAR Away® Plantar Wart Remover gently eliminates warts while easing discomfort with a two-part system that includes a medicated disc and a cushioning pad.

• Sore soles — If the soles of your feet are sore and tired due to physical activity, try Dr. Scholl’s® Pain Relief Orthotics for Sore Soles. These insoles target pain right at the source. They feature stimulating nodules that massage the feet all day long. The insoles also absorb shock and redistribute pressure for maximum comfort.

• Dry, cracked skin — Because the soles of the feet don’t produce oil, they’re susceptible to dry, cracked skin. Hydrate your feet daily with Dr. Scholl’s® Ultra Hydrating Foot Cream. The professional-strength formula restores the skin’s natural moisture balance while repairing damaged and cracked skin. Also consider Dr. Scholl’s® Ultra Exfoliating Foot Mask for a pampering treatment that leaves the feet smooth and soft.

If your foot sole pain is interfering with your daily activities and doesn’t improve despite trying at-home measures, see your doctor for an evaluation and treatment options.

How to get relief from foot heel pain

There are a number of ways to get relief from foot heel pain. The solution depends on the source of the pain. Common causes of and solutions for foot heel pain include:

• Plantar fasciitis — One of the most common causes of foot pain, plantar fasciitis is especially prevalent among runners. Dr. Scholl’s® Performance Sized to Fit Running Insoles are designed to relieve pain from several different issues common to runners, including plantar fasciitis. The insoles provide an ideal combination of cushioning and arch support for exceptional comfort. You can also get relief from plantar fasciitis pain by using the Dr. Scholl’s® Hot & Cold Foot Massage Ball. This unique massaging tool is shaped to easily deliver hot or cold to the plantar fascia area, and it features both nubbed and smooth sections. Since cold therapy can help with plantar fasciitis, you can fill the massage ball with cold water or freeze the ball for maximum benefits.

• Heel spurs — Caused by calcium deposits, heel spurs are bony projections that form on the bottom of the heel bone. Heel spurs can be painful. Dr. Scholl’s® Pain Relief Orthotics for Heel Pain absorb shock to minimize painful impact on the heels. Also consider Dr. Scholl’s® Comfort Heel Cushions to reduce pressure on tender heels.

• Cracked heels — It’s common for the skin on the heels of the feet to become dry and cracked. Dr. Scholl’s Severe Cracked Heel Balm glides on easily, deeply moisturizing the skin while filling in cracks.

• Shoe rubbing — Many women experience heel pain from shoes that slip and rub. Dr. Scholl’s® Stylish Step® Gel Heel Liners keep shoes in place to prevent rubbing and slipping that can lead to heel pain.

While heel pain often resolves with self-care measures, certain conditions may require medical treatment. See your doctor if you have severe heel pain that interferes with your daily activities. 

How to get relief from nerve pain in foot

If you have nerve pain in your feet, ask your doctor for an evaluation and treatment plan. Some topical and over-the-counter pain relievers can ease nerve pain in the feet. There are also prescription medications for foot nerve pain that’s more severe and doesn’t respond to over-the-counter treatments.

Many people suffer from pain in the feet. There are also many foot-related conditions, which can lead to pain in the lower body. If you’re experiencing pain, see your doctor for an evaluation. Some injuries and conditions require treatment from a medical professional. However, some types of pain can be managed with the help of self-care remedies such as rest and ice therapy. There are also over-the-counter pain relievers, which can help minimize discomfort. Wearing high quality footwear along with supportive orthotics or insoles is another effective way of managing various types of lower body pain.


Dr. Scholl’s offers several different types of orthotics and insoles for specific types of pain, including:


• Dr. Scholl’s® Heel & Arch All-Day Pain Relief Orthotics are designed to provide relief in the arch and heel from conditions, such as plantar fasciitis and heel spurs. Shock Guard® technology protects tender heels from painful impacts. 

• Dr. Scholl’s® Knee Pain Relief Orthotics can help people who suffer from general knee pain as well as pain from conditions, such as osteoarthritis and runner’s knee. The orthotics redistribute weight to ease pressure on painful knees. 

• Dr. Scholl’s® Pain Relief Orthotics for Ball of Foot Pain redirect pressure away from the ball of the foot using raised cushioning. The orthotics provide relief while protecting the sensitive area from further aggravation. 

• Dr. Scholl’s® Pain Relief Orthotics for Lower Back Pain were designed for people experiencing back pain from spending too much time on their feet. These specialized orthotics absorb shock, preventing pain from radiating to the legs. 

• Dr. Scholl’s® Plantar Fasciitis All-Day Pain Relief Orthotics minimize heel pain caused by plantar fasciitis. The orthotics relieve pressure on the heel with specialized arch support combined with a supportive heel cup. 

• Dr. Scholl’s® Pain Relief Orthotics for Sore Soles provide targeted relief from pain in the sole of the feet. The orthotics contain massaging nodules that stimulate the feet to ease discomfort. 

• Dr. Scholl’s® Arthritis Support Insoles Pain are intended for people who suffer from pain in the knees, hips and feet due to osteoarthritis. The reinforced arch and deep heel cup help ease stress on the lower body joints.


While pain in the lower body is common, it’s often possible to get relief with self-care measures and over-the-counter medications. You can also reduce pain by pairing supportive shoes with specialty orthotics and insoles from Dr. Scholl’s. With solutions that target foot pain, knee pain, lower back pain and hip pain, Dr. Scholl’s is the perfect complement to your everyday footwear. See your doctor if your pain is severe or if your symptoms don’t improve.