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If soaking your feet, disinfecting your shoes and making lifestyle changes don’t do the job, it’s time to talk to a doctor
Genetics, hormones, medications and stress are just a few reasons your feet could be extra funky
Wearing shoe inserts, maintaining a healthy weight and using cold or heat therapy may give you relief
Causes can include dry skin, eczema, psoriasis, sunburn and fungal infections
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Wear properly fitted shoes, break them in ahead of time and wear moisture-wicking socks
Pain meds, toenail protectors and petrolatum jelly may spare you a trip to a podiatrist
A few precautions can keep your toenails from turning black and falling off
From odors to colors, it’s more than OK to ask your doctor these questions
Sweat plus bacteria equals sour-smelling feet
The years can literally reshape your feet
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