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Foot turning black

2021-11-29 16:57:56
Hi, My foot is turned black like as in tha attached pic not sure why? Can you pls suggest what kind of chemical peals or treatment will lighten this? Also what shud I do to avoid it? Why does this happen?
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This is callosity void sitting cross leg to avoid pressure to this area And there are certain creams available Consult online for a detailed prescription

Answered2021-11-30 06:27:52

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It's callosity..it will improve with medicine.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation

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Any kind of friction in that area leads to thickening and pigmentation and forms callus. Use regular moisturiser ,avoid friction..Few medicines are available, consult online.

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