Heel fissures are a unique form of callus that is often seasonal, worse in the winter due to cold, dry air. Heel fissures are easily treated with Natural Moisturizing Callus Butter.
How can you tell the difference between a wart and a callus? This article discusses several key signs that will enable you to differentiate between a wart and a callus.
What causes Raynaud's phenomenon and Raynaud's Disease? A review of the literature may result in more confusion than be of help. Many authors associate Raynaud's disease with connective tissue disorders such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and scleroderma. Medications, including birth control and beta blockers are often cited. Anxiety and mood disorders are also cited as contributing causes. Thsi article discusses treatment of Raynaud's disease with warming L-arginine cream.
Superficial skin infections (cellulitis) can be treated in a number of ways. This post discusses treating octogenerians with topical antibacterial agents including Antifungal Healing Cream.
One of the most common problems I see in my private office is athlete's foot. Let me stress the term 'see' because typically, the athlete's foot infection isn't the primary reason for the office call. The primary reason for the visit may be a sprain or fracture, but rarely is it for chronic dry skin of the bottom of the foot.
