and exercise. I work on weight training with a trainer two times a week and do cardio the rest of the ... sciatic nerve pain and numbness in my toes that were not there before. Should I see a doctor for... View answer

Hi. The palms of my hands turn purple mostly when I am exercising...my toes have been turning purple for some time now. About 6 months ago it was suspected I had Lupus . Further testing found I did ... View answer

I've been walking daily for exercise and have developed pain in the bottom of my right foot. It seems to be in the arch and outer portions of the foot including the toes. ... View answer

I m having foot pain in both feet behind the big and little toes. I exercise 4-5 times a week. I do cardio machines and weight machines at the gym and feel i m in good shape. ... View answer

Thanks. I get severe cramps on my fingers, toes and chest, which subsides after rubbing the affected portion or changing my posture. I have a well balanced diet, but lack in exercise. I am a 66 years ... View answer

Hello, My big, right toe is burning and my smaller, right toes feel swollen and get red. The front pad underneath foot hurts as well. After I take a hot bath my toes turn purple. After... View answer

When I exercise my toes become numb and tingle.my toes and fingers are always the first to get cold on my body Each time I ask a doctor during my visit, they slayer test me for diabetes. I have been ... View answer

throbbing pain, numbness in toes, lump on the right leg on the side, pain is up to the knee, side of the leg where the lump is and from the back of my leg down to the toes. over the months it became ... View answer

toes? Does riding my exercise bike help.or hinder my progress? ...I have MS. My right leg is starting to drag . I can barely lift it to walk. My toes are not getting ... View answer

bottom of my toes and balls of my feet for years and no pain. Do I have to worry about it. I exercise my toes and roll on a tennis ball hoping it will go away. I can bend my toes but cannot... View answer