Why are my feet so cold and how can I warm them up?
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An extra layer of rabbit fur in your kinky boots would help, oh wondrous queen...otherwise, come here and I'll rub 'em!
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Maybe their feet get cold.  I know mine do, they're the first part of me that gets cold when I'm undressed.
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It is probably winter itch: http://wellness.uwsp.edu/MedInfo/Handouts/Winter%20Itch.pdf\n\n1. Take a quick shower, not hot water\n2. Put Vaseline on legs while still wet
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They say that if you rub your feet with baking soda it helps. Also i am sure you can find all sorts of medicated powders in your local pharmacy. If it is a real problem talk to your doctor about it maybe he/she will have a medical solution to it:)
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I teach my patients to stretch their gastroc soleus complex (calves). Find some stairs. Place the balls of your feet on the edge of the step and lower your heels (while holding a railing or a wall). If you have them, stick some golf balls in the freezer overnight, roll your feet on them: this breaks up the adhesions in the plantar fascia while the cold acts as a natural anti-inflammatory. You could try the stretch found here http://brightsurf.com/news/headlines/27263/Heel_to_heal.html. \nOr try to find a chiropractor certified to practice Active Release Technique to break up the adhesions more thoroughly (should take under 6 treatments) at Activerelease.com and search sor a provider in your area.
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It's the body's reaction to the cold air. Does it go away after a few hours? Like say 8-12? If it does, then it isn't a sign of sickness.\nThe chill of the air will make your throat raw and tender. Try running with a face mask, like the docs use, or put a scarf over your nose and mouth. This will allow the air to warm up a little before you breathe it in and should prevent or lessen the irritation.\nI don't understand how people can run, let alone in the cold air, but I've seen lots and lots of joggers and runners do this in the winter.
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Try soaking your feet in cold water just before you go to bed, or you could try spraying them with something like Magicool
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u should try 'Curel daily moisture therapy lotion, Ultra Healing.' rub a lot of it on your feet and then wear some socks over night. when u wake up hey should b nice and soft.
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I don't know of anything that will work "for good", but using lotion and wearing socks can help.  Also, don't pick at the skin on your feet.
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I gotta have socks on or my feet get to cold, but its up to you.
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I suggest you to have a relaxing Indian massage (that is called ayurvedic) and, after that, a massage on your feet. It is Chinese and it is called "reflexology".\nAfter that drink some green tea, listening to a very soft music.\nAnother thing that is great is to watch a very funny movie and laugh. Laughing is one of the best thing you can do to relax.\nGood massage!
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Maybe you just have dry feet.  Try putting shea butter or cocoa butter on them after you shower.  Then put on a pair of white socks and let the shea butter or cocoa butter work their magic.  Do this everyday and after you bathe.  Then after a few weeks, your feet will be soft.
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1. Wash and dry your feet thoroughly every day\n2. Change your socks at least once a day\n3. Allow shoes to air out by using two pair of\n   shoes and wearing them on alternate days.\n4. There is nothing special about your feet. The\n   antiperspirant/deodorant that you use under\n   your arms will also work on your feet.\n5. Use foot powder.\n6. Consider Oder Eater or generic inserts\n7. Spray the inside of your shoes with Lysol Spray\n   then let dry overnight. Repeat weekly\n8. Use an oder elimination spray like Febreeze
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Try soaking your foot in Epsom salts and warm water, making sure that you dry your foot completely.  Wearing sandals is helpful along with cotton socks, which you should change regularly.
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rub the dust off of the bottoms. and other than that you just need to make sure your shoes are good. i have some bad shoes that are worn out they are like ice skates on the court. if i play hoops too hard with them im bound to really hurt my ankles. so newer shoes are better with grip
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The other answer about wet bodies being colder then dry is nonsense.\n\nThe answer is in thermal conductivity and heat capacity.  Your body cannot conduct heat to the air very well; the thermal conductivity is very low. You most of the heat you conduct is to the air immediately adjacent to your body- and it takes very little body heat to warm that thin layer of air because the heat capacity of the air is low.  Since your body gave up only a little heat, it didn't feel very cold.  Blowing air feels much colder, because that thin layer of warmed air keeps getting replaced by more cold air, so you body keeps giving up heat.\n\nThe tiles on the floor have great thermal conductivity to your body, and they have a lot of heat capacity.  So your body is able to very quickly transfer heat to the floor, and it takes a lot of heat before the tiles get warm, so your body looses a lot of heat and you feel cold.
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Honey, are you diabetic? Diabetics feet often don't heal well because of poor circulation. You must go to a Doctor quickly. You need antibiotics and possibly need to be checked for diabetes. Go, Now! Tina