How to Relieve Burning & Tingling Feet

There are a number of things you can do to help alleviate these two sensations until you can get it checked out. Most are fairly easy and don't take much more than a single product to bring some relief.

Things You'll Need

• Chair Medicated cream Medicated lotion Medicated spray Medicated powder Sandals

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Instructions

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  Make an appointment with a physician. A burning or tingling sensation in the feet may be a symptom of a much more serious condition. A doctor can make a firm diagnosis and set forth the proper course of treatment.

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  In the meantime, elevate your feet. Sometimes, doing this--especially after a long day of being on your feet--can help alleviate the burning and tingling sensation.

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  Apply a lotion, cream or spray. The burning and tingling sensation could be a sign that you have athlete's foot. A simple course of treatment would involve a lotion, cream or spray that can cure this sort of condition.

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  Take a prescription medication. For more serious cases of athlete's foot, you may need to begin taking prescription medication to clear up the condition.

• 5

  Dust your feet daily with an anti-fungal powder. This is helpful for people who have had foot problems in the past, but can help to alleviate the burning and/or tingling sensation.

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  Soak your feet in a medicated foot bath. Sometimes, feet can become irritated and inflamed. A foot bath can often reduce irritation and inflammation.