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Do feet sweat?
every part of the body sweats! anywhere you have skin it sweats which is practically evrywhere!
What is the name for soccer sweats where they are skinny at the bottom?
straight legged
What shoes can you wear with sweats?
What type of Sweats?? It Depends......
Why do your feet sweat?
well because all of our body sweats well mostly that and because of our foot gland (if there is such thing ) so yeah that is what i think
Does the bottom of your feet have pores?
Yes, the bottom of your feet, which is called the soles, has about 2000 pores. This is why your feet are able to sweat. However, soles do not have sebaceous glands.
What are your feet?
your feet are the two things at the bottom of your body you walk with them e.g these are your feet.
How come the bottom of black peoples feet are pink?
All black people do not have pink, or white or any certain color on the bottom of their feet. The bottom of their feet come in various tones just as their skin.
Why are black peoples feet white on the bottom?
All black people's feet are not white on the bottom. It is a matter of different skin tones.
You have had brown spots on the bottom of your feet for two years what might be the cause?
The brown spots on the bottom of your feet could be planar warts.
What is the area of the bottom of a pool with radius of 9 feet?
Bottom of the pool is circular in shape and its radius is 9 feet. Thus area of bottom of pool = pi x r2 = 3.14159265 x 92 = 254.469005 sq. feet
Is it possible to have night sweats in men?
Yes, it is possible for men to have night sweats. Night sweats in men are more often causes when testosterone levels drop below a normal level, which will send false signals to the brain and cause night sweats.
Why are the bottom of your feet red?
the bottom of your feet are turning red because either you have walked on them way to much, stepped in something weird, or you maybe have really sore feet and they need a break.
