What can cause brown spots on the bottom of your feet?

Answer 1

Brown spots on exposed areas of the body (hands, forearms, legs, tops of feet) may be due to changes in skin pigment after long periods in the sun. On the feet, it can also be from dead skin cells mixing with regular dirt we all get on our skin. My suggestion would be to first soak your feet in warm soapy water and to use a washcloth to soften dead skin cells and wipe them away. If it is a spot of dead skin cells, you might find that the "spot" lifts up and that you can remove it with your fingernail-- use light scratching.

If a foot soak and scrub has no effect, then be sure to have a doctor check the spots.

Answer 2

Could be plantar warts if they are bumpy. Or just freckles if they are not bumpy.

Worms or parasites are possible if you go barefoot outdoors a lot. A doctor or nurse should be able to tell quite quickly.

Syphilis can cause rough, red or reddish brown spots on the palms of the hands and on the bottoms of the feet. There would be many dark spots, not just one or two light ones. Even without treatment, those rashes clear up on their own, but the syphilis is still active in the body.

Answer 3

it is type of skin disease which turn out hazardus if not meditated tooth like nodules grow in side soul and which are removed surgically

so do proper meditation with help of dermatologist

Answer 4

Plantar warts are the only thing I could think of unless youv'e been to a tar beach. If no beachgoing in the past week, please see the foot doctor . These kinds of warts need professional attention.

Yes you can help your feet with Meladerm! Fade dark brown spots on skin fast

Answer 5

I'm experiencing a green tinge in one spot on the bottom of my right foot, apparently the coloring is beneath the skin. There is a mild itch and warmth on that same spot. I assume it's a mild fungus due to my walking of several miles on cold rainy days this week in tennis shoes, the water soaked through the material and the outer layers of my foot were rubbed away in the friction of walking, absorbing the water and perhaps fungal organisms. Currently, it poses little nuisance. It does not seem to worsen, just a nagging notability. If the condition were to worsen significantly it would affect my ability to walk and stand, possibly diminishing my quality of life.

Answer 6

Possibly plantars warts. You would need to see a doctor to be sure.

Answer 7

i have a lot of black spots on the bottom of my feet. They have only been notice for about one year now. Please advice me on what the problem can be.

Answer 8

because you listen to, too much one direction music!!

there is no cure, and if you don't stop listening now, the illuminati will come.

Answer 9

Bruises? Dirt?