It can seem like we spend countless hours and endless amounts of money to keep the skin on our face looking and feeling its best—while the skin on other areas of our body often gets ignored. Though ...

Have you ever experienced that inexplicable itch on your left foot, even when there’s no reason for it—your foot is absolutely clean, yet your intuition tells you it’s trying to convey something else?

Itchy feet may be due to dry, irritated skin and conditions such as athlete’s foot, eczema, psoriasis, diabetic neuropathy, and chronic kidney and liver disease. Pregnancy and certain cancers can also ...

Having an itchy foot can be pretty annoying, especially when you have to go through the motions of taking off a shoe and sock to scratch it — and even more so when it seems like there’s no physical ...

Itchy feet in people with diabetes can be caused by poor circulation or damage to the nerve fibers in the legs and feet. High blood sugar can contribute to both conditions. Diabetes that isn’t ...

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Foot fungus, also known as athlete's foot, is an infection caused by mold. Another name for this contagious condition is tinea pedis. (Photo credit: iStock/Getty Images) Fungi like dark, warm, moist ...

If you have an incessant itch on your right foot that just won’t go away no matter how many times you take your shoe and sock off to scratch it, you’re probably wondering what it means when your right ...