Your feet can reveal early signs of serious health issues like heart disease and diabetes. Poor circulation, a common indicator of heart disease, may cause symptoms like cold feet, slow-healing wounds, pain while walking, cramping, or discoloration. These signs should not be ignored, as they can signal inadequate blood flow. Diabetes can also affect your feet, causing tingling, burning, slow-healing wounds, and changes in skin, nail texture, or foot shape. Infections, such as athlete’s foot or ulcers, are common in diabetics and can lead to amputations if untreated. Since 80% of lower limb amputations in the U.S. are diabetes-related, it’s vital to monitor foot health for early signs of diabetes and seek medical attention to prevent complications.
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