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Bacterial foot infection - itches like crazy

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Oct 2, 2017.

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    It started off with incredibly itchy foot arches. I´d wake up at night with my right big toe scratching my left arch. After reading thousands of forums I thought I had athletes foot, so I got a cream from the chemist.
    Used the cream for about 10 days and when I´d apply the cream they would itch even more!
    They started to get really dry and the skin would crack and peel and bleed. Plus the itching turned me into a raging lunatic. The skin started to get a horrible greyish color and red.

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