Maturing and Foot Care
A long time of tear and wear can be difficult for our feet. So can infection, poor flow, toenails not properly trimmed and wearing shoes that don’t fit appropriately. Issues with our feet can be the principal indication of severe medical conditions, for example, circulatory and nerve disorder, diabetes and arthritis.
How to prevent foot trouble
Try to allow blood flow around your feet for as much as could reasonably be expected. Do this by putting your feet up when you are sitting or resting, and sometimes stretching if you’ve had to sit for quite a while, strolling, having your feet massaged, or bathing your feet. Shoes that are not your proper size can strain your legs so avoid them. Do not open your feet to cool temperatures. If your legs are crossed, do not sit down or a long time.
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