Foot Care In Rain: No matter how much rain gives you relief, it is very important to protect your feet in this season because it can become a source of infection.
Foot Care During Rain: When it is the rainy season, your mind becomes happy, but drizzling showers bring many problems with it, during this time cold-cough and cold do happen, as well as facing many other problems. Does matter. Our feet also need care in the rain, as they can get wet and there is a risk of fungal infection, ringworm, itching, itching. Even if this problem is not there then also the feet can stink. Let us know how to take care of your feet when it is the rainy season.
1. Clean the feet
When your feet get wet due to getting wet in the rain, then as soon as you come home, first of all, go to the bathroom and wash your feet thoroughly with soap, this will save you from allergies and fungal infections. If the feet remain dirty, then the whole house, bed, and sofa will be dirty and other members of the family will also be at risk of infection.
2. Exfoliate the feet
Along with washing, it is also necessary to exfoliate the feet, that is, rub the feet and remove dead skin from them. For this, the help of scrub can be taken. Before doing this work, wash your feet with warm water, in this way bacteria and viruses are eliminated.
3. Cut the nails of the feet
We insist on cutting the nails of the hands because with its help we eat food and if there is no cleanliness, the risk of infection increases, but we often do not cut the nails of the feet early, in the rainy season Dust, soil, and dirt gets accumulated in it, which increases the risk of infection. That's why keep cutting the nails of the feet regularly.
4. Wear the right footwear
in the rainy season, if we wear such footwear which wets the feet due to getting wet, then we need to change our shoes. In this season, waterproof shoes come which protect the feet from getting wet.
(Disclaimer: The information given here is based on home remedies and general information. Before adopting it, do take expert advice. Kalamtimes does not confirm this.)
