Purple feet can result from bruising following a minor injury. However, purple skin can also indicate a problem with blood flow to the feet, which can be a sign of an underlying health condition.

A video showing a woman's feet in an alarming shade of purple at a beach club in Mexico has gone viral. The video, posted by Mariana Jimenez (@marianarubyy), who is a 26-year-old teacher in Austin ...

Dermatologists struggle to link 'COVID toes' to their namesake. Despite its name, "COVID toes" isn't considered an official COVID-19 symptom by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Swollen and reddened skin on the feet of a patient with 'Covid toes' Credit: Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology /PA Telegraph Reporters 29 October 2020 10:44am GMT ...

Health experts have warned that some painful symptoms on the feet could be a red flag sign of a dangerous heart issue.

The scientists came across five different forms of rashes affecting 375 Covid-19 patients. These included itchy or painful chilblain-like lesions on the hands and feet, including Covid toes; small ...

A 24-year-old man has shown off his swollen and purple "covid toes" which he believes were caused by the deadly virus. Alejandro Diez first thought his feet had blistered because of practising ...

An American woman on a beach getaway in Mexico had an unexpected health scare when her feet swelled up and turned purple.. Karla Jiminez was vacationing with her sister Mariana Jiminez, 26, and ...

There are several times during the new Wendy Williams documentary when the former "The Wendy Williams Show" host shows her bare feet, affected by lymphedema. From her famed purple hosting chair ...

The caption reads: 'Her feet turning purple at the beach club was not in the plans.' According to Mariana, the beach they went to was on an island that was only accessible by boat.

Swollen and reddened skin on the feet of a patient with 'Covid toes' Credit: Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology /PA People infected with coronavirus may end up developing a skin ...