We’ve all done it: You plug your aches and pains into WebMD’s Symptom Checker, see that it could be either “cancer” or “seasonal allergies,” and promptly close out the window and decide to ignore ...

That’s unclear for now. These skin changes have shown up in people who’ve tested negative for COVID, and in people who’ve tested positive for the coronavirus. Some research suggests that the toe ...

Pain in the feet or ankles can be due to an injury, arthritis or a nerve-related problem. If the pain increases while walking and decreases while resting, it could be a symptom of a stress fracture or ...

Issues with our feet, from soreness and redness to itching and swelling, are quite ordinary occurrences. Although such niggles tend to come and go, they may occasionally be a clue to underlying health ...

A “slow developing” symptom in the feet could be a warning sign of high cholesterol and even heart disease. This lesser-known sign could indicate that fatty deposits have built up in your arteries.