Foot odor is created when perspiration from the
feet mixes with bacteria in socks or shoes.
Obvious odor
Sogginess of the skin
Tenderness of the flesh
Possibly tiny blisters
Bacteria on the foot
Sweat mixing with bacteria
Disturbance in the nervous system · Ingestion
of strong foods ( e.g., garlic, onions, pepper)
Washing the feet, changing the socks, and alternating
the shoes are actions that anyone can take to
help eliminate foot odor. They may not solve the
problem, but they may help to control it. Professional
care is needed to eliminate the problem.
Washing the feet, changing the socks, and alternating
the shoes are actions that anyone can take to
help eliminate foot odor. They may not solve the
problem, but they may help to control it. Professional
care is needed to eliminate the problem.
We hope these suggestions improve your health
and make you more comfortable. However, if you
have any concerns about our advice, if any symptom
persists for an unreasonable amount of time or
if your condition worsens after self-treatment,
we encourage you to consult a medical professional
for further assistance.
Please note, people with diabetes and poor circulation
should always consult a medical professional before
performing any self-treatment.
