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Pain in right foot after walking 10 kms in snow. what should i do?
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10km snow: Firstly this is quite a distance. The pain is more than likely due to cold related reduction of blood flow into the toes. Warm up your feet and examine the toes for significant discoloration (blues or black).
Answered 1/24/2021
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