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Cracked heals
How can i treat cracked heels at home. The reason for my cracked heels is probably due yo scrubbing my feet dry using pumice stone. Please let me know what to do.
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Put your feet in luke warm water for 15 min. After that apply glycerine every night.
It feels sticky but its surely gives you relief.
And after rubbing with pumic stone apply oil on heels.
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Take homeopathic medicine.
Petroleum 200.
Weekly morning empty stomach.
Increase intake of water 3and half litre per day.
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Hello plz privetly consult with me more detail history and best medicines
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moisterise your heels with petrolieum jelly and wear shocks
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take curds and green leafy veggy
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Use homoepathic. Medicine for permanent treatment.
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Apply calendula ointment at night and wear cotton socks afterwards, for 1 week
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Dr. Lalit Verma
Homoeopath
47 yrs exp
Delhi
Put your feet in warm water for 10 minutes daily for 4 to 5 days, and thereafter apply Calendula ointment. Do not move bare feet. Better wear socks for said period.
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