Poor foot circulation?
925203
There are socks that are generally meant for the elderly and those with diabetes that promote healthy circulation within your feet and legs. I've posted many websites that carry these under sources. I would first suggest that you see a podiatrist or your general doctor concerning the issue and see what he prescribes you. Best of luck :)
488702
What kind of discoloration is it?  Could it be from the dye in your shoes? Do you have diabetes? If it is bluish, your shoes are way too tight and you're cutting off the circulation!!! Not good I don't care how cute the shoes are!!  Soak your feed in warm water, gently massage them with lotion and put on some socks.  If you still have the problem in a day or so, see a doctor.  Blessings.
885440
Lack of blood circulation...  If it only happens when you are sitting, it's because you are pinching an artery.  If it happens all the time in the same foot, no matter what you are doing, then see a doctor.
28703
I am not an expert, but try vitamins. More potassium especially. Maybe try wearing better shoes with some support.
742658
a podiatrist is a good choice for your problem.  if you would like to do some research ahead of going for visit, it sounds like you may have plantar fasciitis along with CT band syndrome.  i have a great site for you to check out regarding foot conditions, myfootshop.com. use the source as direct link to site
514800
You seem to be experiencing pressure from either wearing the wrong shoes, which are to tight or you may need to see your physician. You could be an undiagnosed diabetic. If the problem is severe enough to ask questions in this format, it would be beneficial to check with a health care provider about it. Either way, you should have the problem checked out before you have more severe problems develop.
736441
sounds maybe like your arch is breaking down...you need to get a good pair of shoes that have a good arch support in them.....and go see a podiatrist.
111698
*circulation problem\n*fungus among us\n*slight scoliosis, back problems, or one leg longer than the other, causing a different amount of pressure on both feet while walking.\n*see a dr. if your concerned
523231
You are correct, keep claiming the healing... it's there, you just may not KNOW it yet.\n\nLook around at your life, ask yourself what is God trying to show you?  Maybe your feet are a distraction... look past them. \n\nRead up on spiritual warfare. Maybe, that will help you rid yourself of the pain.\n\nKeep telling yourself, MY FEET ARE FEELING BETTER.\n\nBe careful not to repeat words outloud that actually claim the opposite of what you are asking for.\n\nYou might try exercising your legs to help the circulation too.  If you can't go for a walk, try lying on your back and  lift one leg up, holding it at the back of your knee and just lift your foot up and down a few times to get the blood moving.\n\nBlessings to you.
697466
It doesn't sound like the type of thing I would ignore, but I wouldn't jump to extreme conclusions like a brain tumor or something.\n\nActually, it sounds more like poor circulation, and that CAN be VERY serious in the brain - i.e. strokes.  It is definitely something to head to the doctor about.  This can cause very serious problems.  If nothing else, you may have tendinitis in your feet and some inserts or physical therapy could help.  That part sounds especially odd.
206235
Sounds like plantar fasciitis.  May be related to poor circulation, or poor fitting/supporting footwear.  If you don't smoke or have a problem with GI bleeding or PUD or NSAIDS, or have other co-morbities, you might want to try using ibuprofen for pain.  You might also want to discuss this problem with your primary care doctor.
809377
I suggest walking, drinking alot of fluids, and massaging the legs it helps the most, it gets the circulation going. My father has the same problem, massaging the area helps him the most. Hope you feel better soon!
671216
You have not mentioned whether it at rest or while walking. Main causes leading to progressive narrowing of the major arteries of the legs due to smoking, high blood pressure, diabetes and hyperlipidemia( High cholesterol deposit in the blood vessels).  Rest, if presence of rest pain. No smoking.  Reduce weight if you are obese. Skin should be protected from injury, shoes should be comfortable. Avoid tight garters.  Trim nails carefully. Avoid siting with legs crossed.  I f the skin is dry apply oil at night and dusting powder at day. Control fungus infections. Control high cholesterol diabetes, and blood clotting with medicines.   Till you get pain walk slowly up to that point several times daily.Warm environment is a necessity.    But do not apply warmth to the legs.   Active & Pasive leg exercise should be done. If necessary drugs should be taken .  I f all these fail surgery may be necssary.
947924
I'm going to watch this questions, because I've had the same problem!!!!  I bought silk socks to wear under my thicker wool ones and that helped a little, but the best thing I ever found was to wear boots that did not bind or tie up.  They caused the circulation to decrease in my feet.  Eventually, I just learned to ignore the cold feet if I was going to enjoy my horse.  Course the first trail ride of the winter was always sooooo miserable!  Good luck hope you get some good advice.
727179
You may be having some circulation problems.  I would suggest that you see a doctor as soon as you can.  Especially if the foot that is cold is very white, turning blue or you are loosing feeling in it.  It could be very serious.
322495
increase Ur water intake so that the blood and everything flows freely....u could have deep vein thrombosis which is clotted veins in the feet that do not let circulation of the blood pass through efficiently enough
506846
It sounds like you have poor circulation. I will advise walking like 15 minutes a day. Maybe more if you get used to it. And take B12 is also good for you.