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Could be contact dermatitis Avoid wearing tight chappals

May be allergy to it..itching is present?...or due to decreased bld supply to that area..betamethasone cream for local application bd ..

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Classical case of contact dermatitis Please change your footwear invest in good quality microcellular rubber footwear

looks like contact dermatitis kindly consult

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

The findings are most consistent with contact dermatitis, very likely leather/strap-induced allergic or irritant dermatitis. Supporting points: • The redness, scaling, and small open circular blisters are exactly in the areas where the chappal strap touches the skin • Rest of the foot is relatively spared • Appearance suggests eczema-like inflammation, not infection • This pattern is not typical of fungal infection, cellulitis, or vascular disease Common triggers include: • Leather tanning chemicals • Rubber/adhesives in footwear • Sweat + friction under straps This condition is treatable and reversible if addressed early.

Its called contact dermatitis...you need to avoid slippers that you are using...and need medication for it... Consult for better and further treatment

Avoid using those chappal. Apply betnovate ointment over there red streaks, 2 times daily for a week.

It's eczema use coconut oil, ointment BNC ,if itching is there take levocitrzine once a day for 5 days

Needs Dermat opinion

Looks Like Contact Dermatitis Consult For Further management

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Contact Dermatitis

Hi — I can understand this is uncomfortable. From the photos and your history (strap area involved), this looks most likely like contact dermatitis / shoe allergy, possibly with mild secondary infection. Less likely fungal.