“Dark circles on feet?”

Ill be honest and tell you that I have no idea. Id defer that question to a podiatrist as they deal with foot issues every day. httpwww.avg.comemailsignature?utmmediumemailutmsourcelinkutmcampaignsigemailutmcontentwebmail Virusfree.www.avg.com httpwww.avg.comemailsignature?utmmediumemailutmsourcelinkutmcampaignsigemailutmcontentwebmail DAB4FAD82DD740BBA1B84E2AA1F9FDF2

This is not a question for me. I am a Spine disc specialist and Knee specialist. Your question is either for a podiatrist or a doctor who specializes in dermatology  or diseases.   Dr Losagio   Mark D. Losagio DC,DAABFE,DIBCN,DAAPM,FIACN Doctor of Chiropractic Board Certified American Board Of Forensic Examiners Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist Board Certified American Academy Of Pain Management Fellow International Academy of Chiropractic Neurology P 610 8658155 F 610 7588998 www.lehighvalleydisccenter.com www.lehighvalleyneurodoc.com The information contained in this transmission may contain privileged and confidential information, including patient information protected by federal and state privacy laws. It is intended only for the use of the persons named above. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution, or duplication of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and destroy all copies of the original message.

Hello, while dermatology is not my specialty , there are several things you can check out for this. Tinia Nigra can cause dark spots on the toes, typically darker around the edge. It may be Tinia Nigra which is a fungal infection that is usually cared for by antifungal treatment. Clients have used antifungal essential oils or antifungal medications. PAD, peripheral artery disease can also cause darker spots when the blood doesnt make it all the way through the body and back to the heart some red blood cells can pool outside the blood vessels causing a darker spots spot. This can be improved with increasing the health of the circulation. Movement and nutrition affect this greatly. Having a medical work up is ideal to make sure you are addressing any concerns well. Meanwhile, moving each day throughout the day is important. Herbalists also have traditional remedies for improving circulation and regulating any stagnant blood. Getting examined by a podiatrist may also benefit your understanding of underlying causes.

I do not know why you have this? I suggest you see a podiatrist and or an internist to see if it's caused by chemical imbalance.

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They appear to be Dermal cysts. This is a common problem that is benign. If pain is present they can be removed

I am sorry miss, but that is not within my scope of expertise. I suggest seeing a podiatrist or dermatologist.

Yours in health,

Doc J

It is difficult to see clearly the area you are referring to, but this may be related to pressure and repetitive trauma from shoe gear. I recommend you make an appointment with a foot and ankle surgeon (podiatrist) for further evaluation

It is the precursor to a corn or callus over the proximal interphalangeal joint of your toe. It usually happens from shoe pressure over the skin, and can sometimes be related to hammer toes.

They are hyperpigmentation due to pressure from shoes. Nothing to worry about.

GCB