If there is a lot of swelling, redness and pain around the cracked heel Or have pus and symptoms do not relieve even after trying various treatments on their own You should see a doctor or a podiatrist. to detect infection and promptly treat
medical treatment
After examining the symptoms of cracked heels causing problems The doctor will treat according to the appropriate treatment for the wound and crack, such as
necrosis surgery Your doctor will remove some of the hard, thick cracked skin. By the way, patients should never attempt to do it on their own at home. This may remove other parts of the meat as well and risk further infection.
wound dressing Your doctor will use a bandage to cover the wound or the area where the heel is cracked. To reduce shock, reduce the cracks or tearing of the skin that can occur from physical movement.
Medication. Your doctor will prescribe the appropriate medication to relieve the pain and inflammation that arises. or creams containing urea or salicylic acid
shoe soles Your doctor may recommend a rubber insole to relieve the weight and pressure on your heel. This can relieve the symptoms and severity of cracked heels.
How to prevent cracked heels?
Bathing at the right temperature Do not bathe in too hot water. and not immersing his feet in water for a long time If you live in dry or cold weather, you may want to avoid showering. don't shower every day or shower no more than once a day and not taking a long shower
Choose a soap that is good for your skin. that add moisture to the skin does not dry out the skin and don't scrub feet Should be wiped clean feet. and always apply moisturizing cream
avoid wearing sandals because it does not take care of the skin on the feet Do not wear shoes that are too tight and too tight. and should switch You shouldn't wear the same pair of shoes every day.
Regularly inspect for any marks, cracks, cuts, swelling, or pain in the feet. and find the right treatment If you don't know how to do it right Always consult a doctor and specialist.