Dermatologists struggle to link 'COVID toes' to their namesake. Despite its name, "COVID toes" isn't considered an official COVID-19 symptom by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

"COVID toes" — purple, swollen toes that look as if they've been frostbitten — may be the latest indication of a coronavirus infection. The American Academy of Dermatology has received over ...

A video showing a woman's feet in an alarming shade of purple at a beach club in Mexico has gone viral. The video, posted by Mariana Jimenez (@marianarubyy), who is a 26-year-old teacher in Austin ...

The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) says the discolored toes are also typically swollen. They are often a bright red color that gradually turns purple, but the color can also begin purplish ...

Swollen toes and fingers is a common problem people face during winter months. did you know it could potentially be an underline ... Affected areas of the skin may appear red, purple, or blue.

Aaron Rodgers claimed to have an uncommon condition among COVID-19 patients, called "COVID toe," which is a discoloration and swelling in the toes.

A teenager with a condition known as "COVID toes" has been struggling to walk for nine months because of her swollen, blistered feet. The 13-year-old from Scotland, U.K., identified only as Sofia ...

Aaron Rodgers claimed to have an uncommon condition among COVID-19 patients, called "COVID toe," which is a discoloration and swelling in the toes.

Aaron Rodgers claimed to have an uncommon condition among COVID-19 patients, called "COVID toe," which is a discoloration and swelling in the toes.

Aaron Rodgers claimed to have an uncommon condition among COVID-19 patients, called "COVID toe," which is a discoloration and swelling in the toes.