Foot Care
Your feet work hard every day, so keeping them healthy is important for comfort, mobility and overall wellbeing.
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There are a range of conditions that can affect your feet, often related to various fungal infections, and as such, it is important to be able to identify the issue to use the correct treatment.
Athlete's foot is a common problem which can cause red, itchy patches and significant discomfort, and Athlete's foot treatment is available as both a powder and a cream.
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FAQs about Foot Care
- What is the strongest treatment for an athlete's foot?
- Why is foot care especially important for older adults?
- Why is foot care important for people with diabetes?
- How do I care for foot blisters?
- How do I care for foot calluses and corn?
- Why do my feet hurt in the morning?
- When should I seek advice for foot problems?
What is the strongest treatment for an athlete's foot?
Prescription-strength treatments may be required for a severe or persistent athlete’s foot, but many effective over-the-counter antifungal products are available. Your local pharmacist can help you choose the most suitable option based on your symptoms and lifestyle.
Why is foot care especially important for older adults?
As we age, circulation and skin condition can change, making feet more vulnerable to dryness, pressure sores and infections. Regular foot care helps maintain comfort, balance and independence, and reduces the risk of complications from minor foot problems.
Why is foot care important for people with diabetes?
People with diabetes are more prone to foot problems due to reduced circulation and nerve sensitivity. Good foot care helps prevent ulcers, infections and slow-healing wounds. Regular checks and early treatment of any issues are important.
How do I care for foot blisters?
Blisters should be protected to prevent further friction and infection. Using blister plasters can cushion the area and support healing. Avoid popping blisters where possible, as broken skin increases the risk of infection.
How do I care for foot calluses and corn?
Calluses and corns develop due to repeated pressure or friction. Regular moisturising with a suitable foot cream can help soften hard skin, while corn plasters and pads can relieve pressure. If pain persists, seek advice from a pharmacist or healthcare professional.
Why do my feet hurt in the morning?
Foot pain in the morning is often linked to stiffness or strain from activity, footwear or prolonged standing. Stretching, supportive footwear and appropriate foot care products can help relieve discomfort. Ongoing pain should be assessed by a healthcare professional.
When should I seek advice for foot problems?
You should seek professional advice if foot pain is severe, persistent, worsening, or accompanied by swelling, redness or signs of infection. Your local pharmacist can offer guidance on suitable treatments or refer you to further care if needed!