Everything is terrible. I have transverse flat feet, any shoes rub. This causes calluses on my fingers. Even a neat pedicure won’t save you. what to do. looks terrible.
fingers are crooked. they are folded downwards, there are rubbed calluses and bumps at the bend. ((
come on! no need to worry so much... I actually see that most girls have ugly toes... either the bone sticks out, or the toes are thick, or crooked, or something else... you rarely see a perfect foot) that’s how I have it)
Winter is just around the corner, where should you wear sandals?
oh, author, you found something to worry about
The main thing is that your feet and nails are clean and neat, that’s all.
Few people care about your curvature, thickness and flat feet, believe me
you don't have a crooked face
calm down, take care of your feet and that’s it.
and I love my toes)) this is perhaps the only thing I like about myself..
Which toes are considered beautiful?)
I’m also not very lucky with my toes (but the fingers on my hands are thin and have beautifully shaped nails)
Regarding my legs, they are just short and seem to be the same size. the leg seems wide.
but the right shoes and a neat, beautiful manicure save the whole picture.
feeling comfortable in open shoes in summer.
and how to remove these terrible thick calluses on the finger bones.
I used to have complexes too. Foot size 40, and even toe 2 is much longer than the first! I never wore open-toed sandals in the summer, but then I got tired of them. And now I wear very open sandals all summer! The main thing is pedicure, well-groomed nails.
go for a hardware pedicure, it may not be completely removed in one go, but the effect will be
Who can help me! I have thick bones on my fingers, but the rest of my fingers are thin! for example, when I put on a ring, where the bone fits tightly, and where else it is, it dangles! Why do my fingers look like this? help whoever can!
I have ugly toes. One is big, the rest are all small. I use it in the summer, on the beach. what to do? Is it possible to have some kind of surgery?
My first toe is also long, and the rest are small, I also don’t know what to do ((Not only is it not beautiful, but the shoes don’t all fit!
But in general, my story is not like that of other young ladies 😀
I have very unusual fingers, sometimes I go and look for something similar)) in general, my first four are long and the same length, but my little fingers are small and the shape is not beautiful, square (this is what I understand the problem is not like you and your damn calluses , in general, I can’t buy any beautiful and open shoes I want, because of the stupid shape of my fingers
oh, I have the same fingers too))) it’s truly terrible!
In short, many people have this problem. and everyone continues to live. Why bother?
if you can change it, change it, if not, then take it for granted.
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Often, itchy feet can easily be a simple reaction to a synthetic irritant found in low-quality shoes and clothing. But sometimes severe itching of the toes can indicate the initial stage of a fungal disease and a number of other threats to skin health. Therefore, if unpleasant sensations become regular, when the desire to scratch your feet and toes becomes a daily necessity, it is recommended that you consult a dermatologist without delay.
An itchy feeling in the skin of your fingers is not always a cause for concern. An allergic reaction to the composition of gel, foot soap, or simply the composition of tap water, which can act as an irritant, is a common cause of discomfort.
If the desire to itch your feet occurs after taking a shower, it is enough to change the personal hygiene products you use to eliminate it.
When tap water is the cause of itching, you must wait until it is cleared of the allergen. Often, unpleasant sensations result from its cleaning, for which chlorine is used - a strong skin irritant.
Cases where the above-mentioned irritants are not the cause of discomfort require a more careful study of the question of why your toes itch. To do this, you need to visit a doctor, preferably a dermatologist. A large number of dangers that can cause itchy feet include a fairly wide range of diseases. Some of them can pose a serious threat to the health of the body.
Without treatment, discomfort in the toes will be one of the least of the patient's problems. Fungal infection, scabies mites, stress and nervous disorders - all this is fraught with long-term treatment and unpleasant sensations.
Fungal infection is the main cause of itchy toes. The penetration of infection into the skin tissue greatly irritates the skin, causing persistent discomfort.
An additional symptom that most likely confirms mycosis of the fingers is a burning sensation. It occurs as a result of destruction of the integrity of the layers of the dermis and stimulation of nerve endings due to numerous foci of infectious inflammation.
Since there are so many nerve endings on the toes, the severity of the discomfort experienced can vary markedly depending on the stage of the disease - from mild to unbearably intense.
Medical statistics confirm that more than sixty to seventy percent of people living on the planet have been exposed to mycosis at least once. The reason for the development of the disease may be failure to comply with personal hygiene rules, visiting a public sauna, bathhouse, or walking along the beach without beach shoes.
Fungal spores are highly survivable, especially if they are in a humid environment. This can equally easily include both a public shower and uncleaned shoes after profuse sweating. If the skin on the legs did not itch before visiting such places, and suddenly a person experiences similar discomfort, it is recommended to prevent mycosis. Sometimes, in order to avoid its treatment, it is enough to wash your feet in time with disinfectants.
Remember that sometimes, to become infected with a fungus, it is enough to wear slippers at a party that were previously used by a person with mycosis of the feet. And in public showers and similar places with high humidity, the risk of infection is even higher.
The following conditions may be a source of danger, indicated by an itchy epidermis:
Sometimes itchy skin is the result of sweating, a secondary neurological reaction to stress, a reaction to heat, the use of cosmetics, or taking medications. Therefore, it is not always possible to independently find and eliminate the provoking factor.
There is no universal recommendation on what to do if itching has become a regular sensation that causes severe discomfort. Consulting a doctor, of course, can help, but for this you also need to choose the right specialist. Neurological itching will be helped by a neurologist, the consequences of injury - by a traumatologist, allergic reactions and various infectious skin infections - by an allergist and dermatologist, respectively. The first logical step to get rid of unpleasant sensations is to find the true cause of the itching. And it can only be detected through a medical examination of the area of concern.
To avoid the need to carry out the activities described above, you should follow the rules of personal hygiene. In addition, it is recommended to adhere to a set of simple preventive rules that are relevant not only for protecting against discomfort in the toes:
The danger of itching in the fingers mainly lies in the fact that its cause may be a serious infectious disease. Therefore, such signals from the body should be taken seriously, because often this is the only way the body can indicate the initial stage of a looming dangerous health problem.
Paresthesia or numbness of the toes is a condition characterized by loss of sensation in the skin of the toes and is manifested by a tingling sensation and crawling sensations.
This condition can occur in people of any age. This is due to a wide variety of causes of paresthesia, from the most minor to the serious, requiring immediate treatment.
So, for what reasons do your toes go numb , what can this mean, and in what cases should you definitely consult a doctor.
All paresthesias of the lower extremities, depending on the reasons due to which it occurs, can be divided into temporary and chronic.
Often the cause of such paresthesia is a mechanical effect, due to which the vessels are compressed and the blood supply is disrupted. If the provoking factor is excluded, the numbness goes away without a trace.
The causes of this numbness in the fingers are more serious and are associated with chronic pathologies in the patient’s body. Such paresthesia occurs frequently and is felt for a long time, progressing over time.
Paresthesia is not an independent disease; it is a symptom that occurs with various concomitant diseases. Therefore, treatment is prescribed only after a thorough diagnosis and identification of the cause leading to loss of sensitivity.
Only a doctor can prescribe a course of therapy; under no circumstances should you treat yourself.
Treatment is usually complex; the doctor prescribes several methods of therapy to the patient at the same time. This depends on the severity of the pathology.
You can help yourself quite effectively on your own if your toes hurt and go numb and are not due to serious illnesses.
If your toes or feet go numb, this is paresthesia, a symptom that involves a temporary loss of sensation in the skin of the extremities. The numbness usually lasts only a short time, but sometimes there may be long-term loss of sensation. This phenomenon may be accompanied by unpleasant sensations such as tingling, pinching and even chills.
There can be many reasons. First of all, these are external factors: uncomfortable tight shoes, low temperature or incorrect foot position. Numbness can also be a concomitant symptom with a whole list of diseases of various organs and systems. Sometimes such sensations are associated with a serious illness and indicate the need to urgently take care of your health.
The most common reasons are:
Based on the nature of the numbness and accompanying sensations, you can diagnose the problem in the early stages and consult a doctor in time to avoid the development of complications. Describing the sensations in your toes and feet will help your specialist determine how to properly care for your feet and keep them healthy longer.
Your toes may go numb:
In order to avoid numbness, first of all, it is necessary to pay special attention to the correct choice of shoes. We recommend shoes made of natural materials, leather or suede, not too hard. It is necessary to avoid shoes that are too tight and narrow, as compression of the foot and toes will contribute to blood stagnation, the occurrence of varicose veins and the development of arthritis.
Shoes should be chosen so that you can wiggle your toes. The little finger should not rest against the wall of the shoe. The optimal choice would be shoes one size larger, or 2 sizes larger in winter.
It is worth choosing the insole separately. A medium level of hardness is recommended: an insole that is too hard will cause discomfort, while an insole that is too soft will cause foot sweating and the development of fungus.
To eliminate the effects of external factors, special procedures can be carried out. They will relieve numbness and relax.
With osteochondrosis and arthritis, numbness is accompanied by a feeling of coldness in the toes, pain in the joints of the foot and ankle, and aching bones. The pain is nagging, aching, and intensifies with a sudden change in weather.
To relieve symptoms and relieve pain, the following folk remedies are recommended:
Varicose veins occur in every fourth modern person. The causes of the disease may be the following:
With varicose veins, numbness is accompanied by a feeling of heaviness in the legs, burning in the veins, and swelling, especially in the evening. Cramps may occur at night. The veins in the leg area are enlarged, stretched and lose elasticity.
Varicose veins must be treated under the supervision of a doctor, otherwise severe complications such as acute thrombophlebitis, trophic ulcers, and thromboembolism are possible. All these consequences occur due to stagnation of blood in the veins, which, in turn, leads to its coagulation and the formation of blood clots. In severe cases, doctors have to prescribe surgery, so it is better to monitor the disease from the moment it occurs and not start treatment.
Traditional medicine offers several effective ways to combat varicose veins at the initial stage:
The juice should be prepared before direct consumption, since beneficial substances are destroyed upon contact with air within 30-40 minutes. At the initial stage of varicose veins, it is recommended to consume about 500 ml of juices daily.
During treatment, it is necessary to stop drinking alcohol and tobacco, as this worsens the condition of blood vessels and aggravates the course of the disease. In addition, excessive exercise, heavy lifting, and wearing high-heeled shoes should be avoided whenever possible.
Complex treatment includes:
To prescribe the right course of treatment, you must consult a doctor. The specialist will also help you choose a set of exercises for proper muscle tone in the legs and feet and prescribe an appropriate diet to control cholesterol levels.
Numbness of the toes in diabetes is associated with the occurrence of nerve damage, which subsequently leads to the development of ulcers, “diabetic foot”, and gangrene.
With diabetic damage, after numbness there is a feeling of cold, followed by a sharp burning sensation and painful tingling. If you often feel something similar, you need to see a doctor and get your blood sugar tested.
The fight against the disease must begin immediately, otherwise the consequences may be irreversible. You need to carefully monitor the hygiene of your feet and toes, wash your feet daily with soap and then rub them dry. You should trim your toenails at least once a week and file the corners to prevent skin damage, ingrown toenails, and infection.
It is necessary to moisturize the skin with creams and lotions, but steaming your feet is contraindicated for diabetes. You should wear socks and shoes only made from natural materials and strictly follow all the instructions of your doctor.
When a nerve is pinched, the toes on the left or right side go numb, depending on the location of the lesion. In addition, symptoms indicating nerve damage may include:
Subsequently, sharp pain appears, stiffness in movement, and inability to step on the leg. Neuralgia develops, accompanied by a local increase in temperature in the affected area. Muscle spasms are possible.
For proper treatment, you need to see a neurologist. Pain, numbness and discomfort in the legs can be relieved using traditional methods:
It should be remembered that the toes go numb when hernias occur in the lumbar and cruciate spine, stenosis of the lumbar canal, microstrokes, neuromas (tumors of the peripheral nerves). In these cases, self-medication is not recommended; you should consult a doctor.
Remember: if numbness occurs frequently and lasts a long time, accompanied by unbearable pain, do not hesitate - contact a specialist.