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7 Yr Old Has A Very Sore Heal, Hardened Skin With Red Spots, Painful To Walk. Any Clues ?

Hi my daughter is 7 and has a very sore heal, the skin has formed hard about the size of a 5p and is painfully to walk on, next to the now hard skin is some red spots sort of look like a splinter and our painfully to touch for her I checked her school shoes etc but they seem soft and comfortable any clues!!!! YYYY@YYYY
Wed, 31 Jul 2013
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Hi

Thanks for your query.

Seems like your daughter hah developed fissured eczema of the feet.

Such a problem is common in young children.

You should use a good moisturizer and Apply it atleast three to four times a day over the affected areas.
In addition, to overcome the acute episode your child might need to apply topical steroid and antibiotics combination creams over the affected areas.

Hope it helps

Dr Geetika Paul
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7 Yr Old Has A Very Sore Heal, Hardened Skin With Red Spots, Painful To Walk. Any Clues ?

Hi Thanks for your query. Seems like your daughter hah developed fissured eczema of the feet. Such a problem is common in young children. You should use a good moisturizer and Apply it atleast three to four times a day over the affected areas. In addition, to overcome the acute episode your child might need to apply topical steroid and antibiotics combination creams over the affected areas. Hope it helps Dr Geetika Paul