
Cracked heels

Cracked heels is a common foot condition in which the skin on the heel becomes dry and hardened, resulting in splits due to the pressure of standing and walking.
The signs and symptoms of heel fissures include dry skin, a thick yellow or dark brown callus that causes pain and difficulty in walking.
Neglecting foot care, or lack of moisturizing, is often the main cause of cracked heels. It can also occur due to various other reasons, including wearing open-back shoes, being overweight, taking long hot showers, or having certain health conditions like diabetes or other skin disorders.
Treatment generally consists of over-the-counter products, insoles, liquid bandages, and certain home remedies. But if cracked heels are severe or infected, it may be necessary to see a medical professional to diagnose and treat the underlying cause.



