Hey everyone, I’m looking for advice or solutions from anyone who has dealt with this.
I seem to get painful, thick foot calluses constantly, while my friends don't get them at all. On top of that, whenever we walk or stand together, my feet start aching and hurting significantly earlier than theirs.
It feels like my feet are absorbing all the shock incorrectly or my weight isn't distributing right.
Has anyone else experienced early foot fatigue and constant calluses? What worked for you? I’m looking for everyday solutions like:
Specific types of shoe inserts or orthotics that actually help.
Footwear brands known for fixing weight distribution/shock absorption.
Stretches or exercises that reduce early foot fatigue.
Appreciate any tips or products you can recommend!
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STRANG U DEVELOP BUT FRIND NOT?????SO DIFFERENT BODY REACT DIFFERENT.
NO IDEA ABOUT SPECIAL SHOES.
CALLUS USE CORN CAPONE FOR SEVEN DAYS. NOT TO SOAK IN WATER WRAPE WITH ADHESIVE N WEAR PLASTIC BAG DURING BATH.
IT MUST BE COME OUT AFTER USING TWO OR THREE AS TRIANGULAR SHAPE TIP IS AT BASE.
TAB ZERODOL SP THREE TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR FIVE DAYS. FOR PAIN.
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