Imagine looking down at your feet after a long day and noticing they’re swollen. While occasional swelling might seem harmless, could it be a sign of something more serious? Swollen feet ...

A person may experience swollen feet for several reasons, from hot weather or pregnancy to serious health conditions such as heart disease or a blood clot. Treatment depends on the underlying cause.

In other words, I am well acquainted with the discomfort that comes with swollen feet, especially while wearing the wrong ...

I have been having a problem with my ankle and feet swelling. This has got worse and they now swell every day. I have just returned from America and the doctor said to leave it for two to three ...

As the UK braces for a week of hot and sunny weather, doctors have explained why summer can cause your ankles to swell - and when the issue is a cause for concern ...

My feet feel like they are burning at night and it disrupts my sleep. Soaking them in hot water seems to help but only temporarily. What can I do? Dr Ellie replies: Burning foot syndrome is a ...

If your ankles and feet look swollen, it could be a temporary case of diminished circulation. It could also be the result of a mild injury, such as a sprained ankle that you can treat at home.

These symptoms could be linked to more serious conditions like preeclampsia or deep vein thrombosis, which require immediate ...

Ever wonder why your feet feel unusually cold—even when it’s not chilly? It might be more than poor circulation. We got in ...

I started having a problem with airplanes. No, the problem was my feet. For some reason, suddenly, my body decided that feet and ...