Whether you're flying for business or heading out on vacation, you may notice that your shoes feel tighter by the time your plane lands. Swollen feet after flying are a common complaint, especially on longer flights. While mild swelling is usually temporary, it can sometimes signal an underlying foot or circulation issue.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, we know summer weather means swollen feet and ankles for some of our Manhattan patients. When temperatures go up, blood vessels dilate to cool you down. It, however, makes circulation less efficient, and the excess blood and fluid tend to accumulate in your feet and ankles, thanks to gravity. You can minimize heat edema in a few ways.
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