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Start using Mumsnet PremiumSores on feet from sandals
(6 Posts)I wore new sandals out on Monday, the type that criss cross over the top of the foot. They rubbed and created a sore on top of each foot. Five days later, and they appear to be healing. Although the skin is red around the wounds. Does this indicate infection? I'm worried that the skin is starting to feel tight, and I've really damaged my feet 😔
It's just a blister or sore patch? Normal stuff from too tight sandals or ones that rub
Your overreaction to this suggest health anxiety so try and calm down and wear something more comfortable for now
"Health anxiety" ??!? I want to be insulted by that, but you're probably spot on lol. I have had previous health issues (broke my back) so I do feel vunerable to anything else going wrong.
But damn.....my feet hurt 😔 lol
Don't be insulted - I recognise it as I suffer myself annoyingly
However your feet won't drop off I promise. Or wither away. Chin up
Aww thanks. Sometimes a little reassure goes a long way 😀
I went to the doctors today about my feet. I do have an infection on both feet He gave me antibiotics and said if it hadn't cleared in a well, I'm to go back. If it gets any worse, I'm to go to A&E. Eek!
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