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Check your feet for signs of these serious conditions, warns pharmacist

From cold toes, and fungal nail infections, to a cut on your foot that won’t heal, there are several conditions that you should be on the lookout for

Newsroom September 19 12:04

A pharmacist has revealed how to investigate your feet to help spot potentially serious health problems.

From cold toes, and fungal nail infections, to a cut on your foot that won’t heal, there are several conditions that you should be on the lookout for.

All of this will become clear if you contact your GP or any health-related facilities for any foot-related issues you may have.

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Noel Wicks, pharmacist and advisor at Excilor, has revealed that heart disease and diabetes are among the most serious health concerns your feet can tell you about.

“We need to keep an eye on our foot health, including our toenails because it can impact on our overall health and be a sign of [serious] health issues,” he says.

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