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Experts say that problems with our feet can be the first sign of more serious medical conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, and nerve and circulatory disorders.

  • Practice good foot care. Check your feet regularly, or have a member of your family check them.
  • It also helps to keep blood circulating to your feet as much as possible. Do this by putting your feet up when you are sitting or lying down, stretching if you have sat for a long time, walking, having a gentle foot massage, or taking a warm foot bath.
  • Avoid pressure from shoes that don’t fit right.
  • Avoid exposing your feet to cold temperatures.
  • Don’t sit for long periods of time (especially with your legs crossed).
  • Don’t smoke because it decreases blood supply and increases the chance of swelling and other circulatory problems.
  • Wear comfortable shoes that fit well. This can prevent many foot problems.

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