Dry, Cracked Feet - HELP!

I have the same issue and for years I have been embarrased to even wear sandals.
I bought one of those pedi-eggs. They are little cheese graters for your feet. I got mine at Walmart. I started with just one foot thinking it wouldn't work. Well it did. I used it for about a month and after each time I used it I put some creme from ULTA on my heels. It's called Nighttime Heel Treatment Creme.
THis actually worked for me. My heels were so cracked they would bleed. My feet have pretty much stayed soft. I quit about two weeks ago. But I know what works when they start getting bad again.

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Try a product called Bag Balm. I learned about it from old time farmers who used it on their dry cracked hands, not to mention the livestock, lol. Great Stuff, I have gotten it at CVS before. 1 Green can of of lasts forever. Put it on at night and wear old socks, because it is greasy.

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ive delt with this and i use burts bees foot cream,it feels like greese.but it works wonderfully and i love it wouldnt use anything else.you can get it at walmart or stores like that if i recall i wasnt to high in price just about 10 or 15 dollars and it comes in a tube like toothpaste but its metal.it has vitamins and oils that your feet it lacking. i went to the doc for this and he actually told me about this product and said she uses it herself...if you need the full name let me know and ill send it i just cant get to it right now...hope this help you.

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you may need lotrimin AF......drugstore item

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If it's only one foot I'd be concerned it might be something medical.

To help heal the cracks/cuts I recommend the cracked heal cream by Avon. I would also recommend applying cream to your feet every night before bed and wearing socks to keep the moisture in.

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Let me first start out by saying that I am not a doctor nor a nurse but this advice is from personal experience. It could be a very common, yet persistent fungal infection. To rule it out, call your doctor. If indeed it's an infection, your doctor can give you an inexpensive prescription ointment. If you are dilgent about its application, it should clear up easily. Good luck!

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hi
being a sandals person myself, it was hard to cure this problem.. basically, it has taken my NOT wearing opened toed shoes so as not to expose my feet to the elements which is really what drys the foot... and moisturizing every night and of all things, wearing socks.... oh I hate socks!! :) but I am glad to have the dry heals gone. it does take awhile....... but try that... it could work..

If this is the case with only one foot, I'd get a medical opinion. You may have an infection of some sort.

this sounds crazy, but when mine get really bad like that, i actually shave them. just with my normal razor, but i shave them down so the cracks arent so deep and then slather them with my renew lotion (most amazing lotion ever! but you can only buy it from an online whole-sale club. message me if you want the details!) and then they are MUCH better.

This may be a a sign of yeast overgrowth so start taking a good grade probiotic daily...and splurge on a good pedicure.