Seasonal allergies are often linked to sneezing and itchy eyes, but they can also affect foot health. Allergies can cause discomfort in unexpected ways, leading to skin irritation, joint pain, or even foot swelling. Let’s explore the connection between seasonal allergies and foot health, along with ways to reduce your exposure and ease allergy symptoms. …
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Since your feet are the furthest away from your head, it may seem unlikely for foot pain to cause headaches and migraines. Yet, these are often related. Your feet support your body as it sits at a desk, stands, walks, and runs. The pain they feel can radiate, affecting other body parts, including your head. …
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Wearing shoes while working from home is not a common practice for everyone, but it makes a difference in maintaining foot health. Proper footwear helps protect your feet from unnecessary aches, strains, and even stress fractures. Below, you’ll discover how neglecting to wear supportive shoes can lead to discomfort and foot conditions. Sore Feet From …
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The plantar fascia is a strong band of tissue that runs from the heel to the toes, connecting the bones in the feet and forming the arch. Plantar fasciitis occurs when this tissue becomes overstretched, resulting in microscopic tears that cause pain and inflammation. This condition affects people of all ages but is especially prevalent …
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While COVID-19 is commonly associated with symptoms such as a cough, fever, fatigue, and shortness of breath, it can also manifest in lesser-known ways. One such unusual symptom, termed “COVID toes” by medical professionals and researchers, presents as swollen, discolored toes that can change from red to purple. Here is everything you need to know …
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