My foot itches? What will cure the ferociousness of this itch?!
Question: Not sure why this happened, but I stepped in something soft and mooshy the other day while i was walking barefoot on concrete. It was kind of like brownish green and reminded me of a melted snickers bar with the peanuts in it.
Ever since then, my right foot has been extremely itchy and I think it has spread across parts of my body because my elbow also itches, but my elbow didn't step in anything, just my foot?
Will Tinactin or something like that help this problem out?
Answers: Not sure why this happened, but I stepped in something soft and mooshy the other day while i was walking barefoot on concrete. It was kind of like brownish green and reminded me of a melted snickers bar with the peanuts in it.
Ever since then, my right foot has been extremely itchy and I think it has spread across parts of my body because my elbow also itches, but my elbow didn't step in anything, just my foot?
Will Tinactin or something like that help this problem out?
Give yourself a footbath of butter for a half of an hour, then spread on some mustard aftwards to hold in the moisture. When you feel like your feet have been moisturized enough, wash them clean and drink a few shots of Pink Bismuth. = Itch be gone!
You should wash your feet. Actually just take a good shower since it is speading.
And you can get some anti foot-itching spray (like stuff that treats athelete's foot).
This sounds weird and toxic. Is there a Hazcom office in your town? You might want to give them a call...
i suggest a good foot soak & some benadryl cream...but i dunno about the mushy stuff u stepped in...if u clean ur feet really good before u put on the benadryl that could also help.
Goldbond itching powder or cream. Trust me it REALLY does help
amputation.
well, you might have poisen ivy or poisen oak so i would just aply lotion or calamine lotion
see a doctor or buy some medication or some oinment
It sounds like you've stepped on a snail that had already been stepped on. I've seen people allergic to them after they've picked them up. Benadryl. Use the cream on your foot and elbow. Are the areas breaking out?