Wendy Williams recently revealed that she can only feel “maybe five percent” of her swollen feet. The talk show host said that she has to wear a lot of makeup to cover up the fact that her feet are so big and ugly.

Williams says that she’s had to deal with the problem for years and has tried all sorts of treatments, including surgery, but nothing seems to work. She says that people always stare at her feet when she’s out in public and it’s really tough to go on living like this.

Williams’ revelation is sadly not unique. Many people have difficulty dealing with their large feet, even if they don’t typically consider them ugly. Some people simply find it difficult to adjust to their new body shape and may find it hard to walk or even stand for long periods of time. Others may experience pain throughout the entire foot due to the swelling.

If you’re struggling with your large feet, there are some things you can do in order to cope:

– Try wearing shoes that are comfortable and fit well. Custom-made shoes can be a good solution for those who have trouble finding standard shoes fitting well due to their larger size.

– Try using compression socks or stockings during the day in order to reduce swelling and improve

Wendy Williams recently revealed that she can only feel “maybe five percent” of her swollen feet. The talk show host said that the extreme pain and swelling has made it difficult to do anything other than rest.

Williams explained that her feet have swelled so much due to a condition called focal necrosis, which is a rare complication of diabetes. The condition causes dead nerves in the feet to swell, making them incredibly painful and unable to function properly. Williams has been dealing with the condition for several months now and says that she’s only begun to feel some relief in recent days.

Williams previously addressed her lymphedema diagnosis.

Wendy Williams has previously addressed her lymphedema diagnosis, saying that she can only feel “maybe five percent” of her swollen feet.

Williams revealed the extent of her condition during an appearance on “The Wendy Williams Show” on Monday (December 4). The talk show host said that she has swollen feet from a lymphoma diagnosis in September and is now receiving treatment for the disorder.

Williams said that she can’t wear shoes because they are too tight and it’s difficult to move around. She also noted that walking is a challenge because she feels like her feet are “sinking into the floor.”

Williams’ revelation is sadly not unique. Many people have difficulty dealing with their large feet, even if they don’t typically consider them ugly. Some people simply find it difficult to adjust to their new body shape and may find it hard to walk or even stand for long periods of time. Others may experience pain throughout the entire foot due to the swelling.

Try wearing shoes that are comfortable and fit well. Custom-made shoes can be a good solution for those who have trouble finding standard shoes fitting well due to their larger size.

– Try using compression socks or stockings during the day in order to reduce swelling and improve