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Toe pad cracking and thinning
I (18 years old) female , my toe pad is cracking and it's paining now when I walk , it's been 3 weeks now. I tried soframycine , boroplus but it didn't work. I also tried beclomethasone dipropionate , clotrimazole, neomycin sulphate cream but that didn't work either.
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Toe pad cracking, thinning and pain at 18 years may be due to fungal infection, excessive dryness, friction, or improper use of steroid-antibiotic creams like Beclo with Neomycin. Avoid continuing such creams without advice, as they can worsen thinning. Keep feet clean and dry, apply a thick moisturizer or coconut oil at night, and wear comfortable footwear. If pain or cracks persist, proper examination is important. You may visit our clinic for accurate diagnosis and suitable treatment.
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Hi there.
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This is what we allude to as forefoot eczema. Could well be a contact Dermatitis to detergents or footwear material.
More details on history needed.
Avoid using so many creams mentioned without a proper Dermatologist evaluation.
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As one Professional has suggested: coconut 🥥 oil or any moisturizer 🧴 will help calm your skin.. 🧦 to avoid direct contact with footwear; cloth footwear is a good interim option.
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Is it recent or since years? Associated with itching? Many more detailed medical history needs to be assessed before starting you on your personalised treatment
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Apply coconut oil over feet then wear cotton socks at night
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