Feet Treatment

[dazzeur]

I was told by my GP I need to take care of my feet. Keep them from cracking etc. I'm now curious, as I have never really done anything to care for my feet other than cut toe nails, what do you guys use? Any wonder creams, rituals?

 

[noblehead]

I use Flexitol Heel Balm on my feet, it was recommended to me by my Podiatrist, it says on the packaging that it's safe for diabetic feet.

 

[dancer]

I use Scholl Dry Skin Daily Moisturiser. Whatever cream you use, make sure you don't put it between your toes.

 

[Prem51]

I use whatever is on discount at the time. I've just finished a tube of Boots Intensive Foot Softener, and I'm now using a tub of Boots Deep Moisturing Foot Cream (smells nice) which was on Buy 1 Get 1 Half Price. If I don't have any other foot cream I use Aloe Vera Gel, Cocoa Butter Cream or any other cream I have.

 

[ally1]

I use ccs cream as I get very hard skin and also see a private foot lady which costs me £26 every 6 weeks. I could see an NHS one but was told thar would only be twice a year

 

[Jordi77]

I don't see one of them as they told me that I can look after myself so stuff them as last time I had to go through my gp and that took nearly a year to see one so I just use Johnson's foot care and treatment and shower wash so that my skin doesn't dry out on my feet but the last time I saw a chiropodist is about 2 1/2 years as they don't bother with me or something like that so when the diabetes doctor asked I told him the truth and they are not happy about it but I am keeping out of the way and let them sort it out between them

 

[Squire Fulwood]

I use ccs cream as I get very hard skin and also see a private foot lady which costs me £26 every 6 weeks. I could see an NHS one but was told thar would only be twice a year

Couldn't you save yourself £52 by seeing the NHS one for two of your visits?

 

[Squire Fulwood]

Aqueous cream BP is cheap, comes in big tubs and is what other moisturisers are based on. Don't put it between your toes as already mentioned above. The damp can give you athletes foot and a right sorry mess.

 

[ickihun]

Australian heel balm is the best. I swear by it. Boots sell it but cheaper on-line.
Flexitol.

 

[SunnyExpat]

I have no problem with my feet, but I do use this stuff on everything that has any issues.

http://www.bluelagoon.com/shop/product/mineral-intensive-cream/

200ml is more cost effective.

Clears anything up.

 

[amgrundy]

Hi I use coconut or aloe vera moisturiser never get any problems. Buy it from home bargains.

 

[B583]

I don't see one of them as they told me that I can look after myself so stuff them as last time I had to go through my gp and that took nearly a year to see one........but the last time I saw a chiropodist is about 2 1/2 years as they don't bother with me or something like that so when the diabetes doctor asked I told him the truth and they are not happy about it but I am keeping out of the way and let them sort it out between them

I was informed by GP to see them first & if serious, they'll refer me to chiropodist, so not seen a chiropodist for a few years, but take care of my feet, washing in shower each time, also ocassionally soak my feet in soapy warm water, then rub cream into them & let them dry.