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Dry, cracked heels

Started by jessicats, March 17, 2018, 04:20:32 PM

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jessicats

March 17, 2018, 04:20:32 PM
Hello ladies, since I started HRT I noticed that my feet became rough and dry and my heels are really cracked. I guess this is more of a girl thing, since I am barefoot all the time and I wear sandals and flip flops a lot. I wonder if this is a result from estrogen as it makes your skin more gentle, is any of you having such issue?
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Deborah

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March 17, 2018, 06:40:57 PM
It's the same with me.  I don't think it's HRT though because I had the same problem before HRT.  I keep it pretty much under control by rasping it off in the shower every once in a while and grinding it with this battery powered circular stone I got.

I go barefoot most of the time and when I do wear shoes it's normally either flip flops or a pair of super minimalist sandals I have for running.  Keeping my feet out of shoes helps to minimize the issue.


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Donna

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March 17, 2018, 11:25:35 PM
We use an aha ( alpha hydroxy acid) based foot cream. Great for callouses.
December 2015 noticed strange feelings moving in
December 2016 started to understand what my body has been telling me all my life, started wearing a bra for comfort full time
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davina61

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March 18, 2018, 10:39:50 AM
Same for me as suffer from dry skin anyway, have been using O'keiths hand cream on them and that's working
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AnneK

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March 18, 2018, 02:05:07 PM
QuoteWe use an aha ( alpha hydroxy acid) based foot cream. Great for callouses.

Aha!!!  ;)

I use stuff called Dermal Therapy.  It's intended for diabetics, but one of the women doing a pedicure on me recommended it.

BTW, have you gone for a pedicure?  Removing callouses is part of the process.
I'm a 65 year old male who has been thinking about SRS for many years.  I also was a  full cross dresser for a few years.  I wear a bra, pantyhose and nail polish daily because it just feels right.

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jessicats

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March 31, 2018, 09:49:11 AM
I have also tried pedicures but the results are short term and after a few days my heels are cracked again. I use pumice stone but I have to do it every day if I want to keep them smooth. Overall, it's not something that is bothering me that much, I was curious if others have this issue as well. If you want you post pictures pre-pedicure and after pedicure to see the results. I will post some soon.
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