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Hard ski

Calluses are areas of thickened and hard skin that typically form on the soles of the feet and the palms of the hands in response to repeated friction or pressure. Often harmless, they can sometimes be painful. Discover how to prevent and combat calluses.
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FAQ about hard ski

In what ways can we prevent the development of foot calluses?

In order to prevent the formation of calluses on the feet, it is advisable to wear well-fitted shoes. One could also opt for cushioning insoles. Regular exfoliation is also recommended.

Are there natural solutions for softening skin prone to calluses?

According to some sources, foot baths with Epsom salts, coconut oil, and apple cider vinegar could potentially help to soften the skin.

Can calluses return after treatment?

Yes, if the underlying cause of the friction or pressure is not eliminated, calluses can reappear.

Are calluses painful?

When not treated early enough, calluses can become painful.

Which doctor should you consult for persistent calluses?

It is recommended to consult a podiatrist who can advise you and provide a suitable treatment.

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