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Dry Crack Split Feet Heels
I am 48year old house maker, I have Dry Crack Split Feet Heels from very long back. Feel more pain while walking, please help
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Crack over foots is the common problem of most of the females...and again they keep there foots in water for a long time then again these problems increases...but in Ayurveda there are very good medicines are there to treat these.
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1. Tab Arogyavardhini 2 tab twice a day..
2. Mahamanjhisthaadi kwath 4 tsp medicine with 4 tsp luke warm water.
3.Kaishore guggula 2 tab twice a day...
4. At night keep your foot in warm water for 10 to 15 mins then dry it properly and apply Paddari malhar over it...
Health Tips
Wear cotton socks...avoid to keep foot in water use chappals if possible...
avoid to wear shoes...
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HELLO, DIP YOUR FOOT IN WARM WATER ADD SOME COMMON SALT DIP SEVEN TO TEN MINTS TWO TIMES A DAY AS U CAN IT GIVES LOT OF COMFERT.
LOCALLY APPLY
GLISERIN N LEMON JUICE IN 2:1 PROPORTION AND WEAR COTTON SOCKS FOR FEW HOURS IT SHOULD BE DINE TWO TIMES A DAY.
AT NIGHT YOU CAN APPLY BOROPLUS For PAIN TAB IBUGESIC PLUS TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD OR AS REQUIRED. OK.
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