Foot calluses opened on feet, how do I help them heal?
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The main thing you can do now is to keep them clean so you avoid infections. They make a neosporin with pain releiver in the ointment if they sting or are painful to the touch, this stuff works great for smaller cuts and scrapes.  You should also watch the types of spcks you wear because if they bunch up or don't breath well you can continue to have this problem or get blisters and cotton socks work the best for sweaty, hot feet. Good luck.
35400
Sounds like you need to moisterize your hands better. What I reccomend is getting some intense therapy lotion. And pair of gloves. After you take a bath/shower put the lotion on and then the pair of gloves. Wear overnight. My boyfriend has the same problem with his feet. This truely helps. And if it dosen't, call some nail salons to see what they reccomend. They usually have alot of experience with it comes to manacures and problems. All else fails go to a doctor.
90990
Foot spas and foot scrubs. If stubborn and hard use salicylic acid :-)
619867
no cure. but better shoes will help, so will support stockings. use some liniment like Ben gay on your legs when you get home.  I think the occasional soaking in warm Epsom salts will also help.  buy ankle weights and use them with leg exercises to help make your muscles stronger.\n\nMake an appointment with a podiatrist (foot doctor) \n(to be sure the problem isn't a medical one or becomes one like flat foot or fallen arches, he should also have some good suggestions to help the aches, In some states (But not all) he may also be able to help you with your employer esp if you would need something like a high stool to sit on near the register between helping people.     (work related medical injury problem, discrimination against handicap etc/))
576710
soke your feet in hot water with salt in it-that has worked for me but do not bust the blisters that may allow infection to get in. dry your feet and cover the blister with a non sticky pad  and put on your socks. when you go to bed. it has worked for me and i am 55 years old.
115368
I have finally resolved my 3 year heel pain with 1 1/2" sports tape. I put a 10" strip under my arch and wrap over the top of my foot. Don't pull on the tape, just wrap it. Use during sleep also. I have spent lots of money and the answer is tape. I haven't used it long enough to know if I will heal, but life seems normal again. I couldn't wait to tell someone, I hope this helps a lot of people with plantar faciitis and other foot pain.
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GIRL GO TO ANY DOLLOR STORE GET A: FOOT SCRUBER(4 DEAD SKIN) A FOOT BRUSH(TO GET THE DEAD SKIN OFF)~A FOOT SCRUB CREAM(TO SMOOTH THEM OUT)TOE NAIL FILE(TO GROOM NAILS) SOAK YOUR FEET IN WARM SOAPY WATER FOR 20 MIN THEN DO THOSE STEPS,ADD SOME GRAT NAIL POLISH AND LOTION PUT SOME SOCKS ON AND YOUR GOOD TP GO.ALL FOR UNDER 7 DOLLORS~~~HOPE I COULD HELP~~xoxoxoxo
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1. Wash and dry your feet thoroughly every day\n2. Change your socks at least once a day\n3. Allow shoes to air out by using two pair of\n   shoes and wearing them on alternate days.\n4. There is nothing special about your feet. The\n   antiperspirant/deodorant that you use under\n   your arms will also work on your feet.\n5. Use foot powder.\n6. Consider Oder Eater or generic inserts\n7. Spray the inside of your shoes with Lysol Spray\n   then let dry overnight. Repeat weekly\n8. Use an oder elimination spray like Febreeze
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You could try a crack ointment like Johnson & Johnson's First Aid. To keep them loist, lotion your feet at night, but don't remove the lotion. Instead, put socks on and sleep with the lotion on. When you wash it off in the morning, your feet will be soft & supple.
870707
I teach my patients to stretch their gastroc soleus complex (calves). Find some stairs. Place the balls of your feet on the edge of the step and lower your heels (while holding a railing or a wall). If you have them, stick some golf balls in the freezer overnight, roll your feet on them: this breaks up the adhesions in the plantar fascia while the cold acts as a natural anti-inflammatory. You could try the stretch found here http://brightsurf.com/news/headlines/27263/Heel_to_heal.html. \nOr try to find a chiropractor certified to practice Active Release Technique to break up the adhesions more thoroughly (should take under 6 treatments) at Activerelease.com and search sor a provider in your area.
670768
you need to rub vegemite into them or gargle salt water this will heal the wouds faster!
895294
Try a lotion you can probably get from most pharmacies called Zim's Crack Creme.  It's a horrible name, but it works really well.  You might also want to treat yourself to a pedicure that includes a parafin wax treatment.  Exfoliate your feet with a pumice stone, lotion your feet at least twice daily, and wear cotton socks to bed after you've lotioned.  Also try to lotion after you bathe, as your skin will be softer and it will be easier to absorb moisture.  Lotions with tea tree extracts are great for feet too.  Pamper them- they do all the work all the time.  They're worth it. :)
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try these special blister plasters you get them at any chemist.you apply them to the blister and leave for a few days for the medicine to work.\ntry putting vasaline on your feet everynight.and leave a pair of socks on.this will help to soften the skin.\ngood luck.
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I have never had it but my brothers have. This link below has some good cheap ideas like Vinegar, and using Alcohol and Aspirin on your foot, and many more along with info on how to use it\nhttp://www.stretcher.com/stories/00/000214a.cfm
312731
well i suggest burt's bees hand salve..my aunt (the one who introduced me to itt had calluses on her hands and applying this as often as she thought about it made them go away.
123329
I have had more than my share of sprains, twists, and breaks in my feet.  First, you must immobilize the toe. Put a little gauze on each side of the affected toe, then wrap it in (prefferably) paper tape to each toe beside it.  You should now have three wrapped toes.  The sore one in the middle.  Lastly, (and what helped me the most) see if you can get some prescription strength motrin from your doctor.  If you can't, then buy the strongest over the counter motrin you can find.  This is what will really make it better, in a hurry.  not kidding! good luck.
1070454
go to a foot doctor he will dig it out ive had this done he numbs it n it aint that bad i had mine frozen n that didnt work for me either\nhave a great day