Everyone experiences foot pain occasionally, but the problem is especially common for older adults. According to Health In Aging, one-third of people 65 and older have painful, stiff, or aching feet.While you can’t prevent foot and nail problems entirely, an at-home foot care regimen can reduce your risk of ingrown nails, toenail fungus, corns and calluses, and more. To help you gather the necessary supplies, we’ve created this round-up of the best items for at-home foot care.Who Can Benefit From At-Home Foot Care?You or your loved one might benefit from at-home foot care if you’ve been diagnosed with one of the following conditions:Ingrown toenailToenail fungus (onychomycosis)BunionsBlistersCorns or callusesHammertoesFlat FeetPlantar fasciitisAt-home foot care can even help keep your diabetes in check. Inspecting your feet, toes, and nails daily can reduce your risk of potentially serious issues, including poor circulation and nerve damage (peripheral neuropathy).How Can I Tell If My...
