12/22/2025
Winter Foot Circulation Tips
Cold weather can make feet feel stiff, tingly, or even numb — especially if you have circulatory conditions such as peripheral arterial disease (PAD), diabetes, or neuropathy. ❄️
When temperatures drop, blood vessels constrict to preserve warmth in the body’s core, which can reduce blood flow to the extremities. Over time, this can lead to cold sensitivity, cramping, or delayed healing in the feet and toes.
To keep your circulation healthy this winter:
✅ Keep your feet warm, but not constricted. Choose insulated, breathable socks made from moisture-wicking materials.
✅ Stay active. Gentle movement like walking or ankle rotations boosts microcirculation and keeps tissues oxygenated.
✅ Inspect daily. If you notice persistent coldness, color changes, or sores that heal slowly, schedule an evaluation — early care matters.
👣 Good circulation supports comfort, tissue health, and overall mobility — helping every step stay strong this season.
👉 Healthmark Foot & Ankle Associates offers comprehensive foot health evaluations and preventive care for better circulation all year long.