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Discolored Toes

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Feb 25, 2017.

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Hello.

Background: I have always had what seems like poor circulation. My feet are always cold, despite thick socks. Sometimes a toe will go numb at random, which feels quite funny when I walk.

I work in a household doing childcare and housekeeping, so I'm generally in stocking feet all day. And it's winter and my footwear is quite cheap, so my feet are usually cold and wet if I am out and about. Sometimes for hours.

I noticed the discoloration in my toes after a weekend trip to NYC...

Discolored Toes

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admin, Feb 25, 2017

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