Had my feet done. Woman doing them noticed I had hard skin on my right sole. She said it’s because I put more pressure on my right foot. The sole of the right foot has been rather sore for a while. She used a scraper(for want of a better word) on the foot and put some moisturiser on my feet. It’s still quite sore though.
I was born with a club foot
and had to wear braces with a bar between feet when I was starting to walk
my mom says I refused to walk, and I crawled
the things we survive from
maybe you need new shoes, @firemonkey
Years ago I had insoles for my feet due to having flat feet and a high instep;.
yeah, was there pain you were experiencing?
my arches fell, and I need plaster insoles still.
I described my pain like biting and chewing into a cavity in your tooth
every time I stepped down.
Yes- it’s quite painful/sore.
my step dad has it too
he was a roofer all his adult life
I think he wears what I wear.
I have high arches. I’ve sometimes felt like my arches have wanted to fall. But, they never do. They just feel like they are going to.
when I was 5, my really wonderful doctor
told me and my mother I had to wear theurapeudic shoes
the rest of my life
but I never did, just lots of tennis shoes.
I have see a chiropodist too. I am a bit too big to care for my feet properly. I too get dry skin on the heels.
I have wide feet so buying shoes isn’t easy. I also find with some shoes the skin gets rubbed off the back of the foot, and it is bleeding and sore. This is with hard backed shoes.
I am very prone to dry skin.
Do you mind if I ask if this was on the nhs? I was told I don’t qualify for nhs foot care. I go to a private practitioner
see, my feet are narrow
I bet I’ve sprained my ankle about 10 times in my life
It’s private @anon94176359 . Costs £28 . She comes every 12 weeks or so.
Yeah mine costs £25.
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