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Foot callus
I've been using NMFe Urea cream for my foot callus as prescribed by dermatologist, i want to know if I can walk freely after applying the cream on foot ..??? In case of bedtime, if the cream comes in contact with bed-sheet then will there be any problem..???
I know water exposure is prohibited after apply of cream ,but is walking barefooted allowed..???
Plzz answer these..!!!
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Dr. Alekya Singapore
Dermatologist
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Applying any cream on foot should always be followed by covering it with a pair of socks . Barefoot walking won’t cause any issue but it will cause your cream to get wiped off your feet .So make sure you take appropriate measures
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Dr. Anuj Kumar
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9 yrs exp
Moradabad
Let it absorb in skin for atleast 1 hr.
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