With your arm twisted downward, slowly raise your arm. If this causes pain, you may have tendinitis! Grab the elbow on the side where you have shoulder pain (if your right shoulder hurts, then grab your right elbow) and pull it across your body. If this causes pain, you may have an impingement.
There are certain conditions that are more likely to cause athlete's foot, including: 1  Closed, tight shoes in which the toes are squeezed together. 2  Plastic shoes. 3  Damp socks and/or shoes.  Warm and humid weather 1  conditions. Very sweaty feet.  Minor cuts or scrapes on the feet or toenails.
Common causes of tingling feet include: 1  Peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage). 2  Nerve dysfunction, such as a pinched nerve. 3  Nerve entrapment. 4  Poor blood circulation. 5  Medication (tingling could be a side effect). 6  Systemic diseases, such as hypothyroidism or multiple sclerosis. 7  Trauma or injury to a nerve, such as with a broken foot.