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The bottom of my feet are very red, what does that mean?
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Most likely nothing!: Usually your sympathetic nervous system routing more blood there. If you have no sx and do not have edema, i would not worry, but i would mention it to my doctor, when you see him/her next time!
Answered 8/16/2018
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