Avoid sugar, maida, curd, potato, brinjal,fish , nonveg if your taking While going out side wear socks to avoid dust Apply karanjadi tail and keep your foot in water boiled in neem leaves Daily atleast twice do it At night apply shatadauta grita Take tab rasamanikya 1 tid after food Khadiradi vati 1tid after food Aragwadadi kashya 15 ml bd before food
Soak your feet in hot water. After drying your feet apply shatdhaut ghrut daily at bedtime. Vidangarishta 15ml twice after meal with lukewarm water
Patanjali crack cream will be effective. Night before sleeping put you both feets in bucket filled with luke warm water for 10 to 15 min. Later you dry it and apply cream. Before bed time
Take Neem tab 1 tab BD Arogyavardhini vati 1tab BD Manjishtha powder 1/2 tsf with leuworm water Use shat dhaut ghrit locally apply on affected area
Regular apply jaatyadi ghrit
Cracked heels and dryness can be quite bothersome, and the fact that sugary foods, including fruits like bananas, cause itching, might indicates an imbalance or sensitivity that needs addressing. Let’s start with addressing the cracked heels and dryness first.
Firstly, soaking your feet can be really beneficial. Try a warm foot soak for about 15-20 minutes. Add a bit of Epsom salt and few drops of sesame oil to the water, this can help to soften the skin. Make sure to do this in the evenings, perhaps thrice a week. After soaking, gently exfoliate the heels with a pumice stone or a foot file - just be gently, don’t overdo it. Once dry, apply a rich foot cream or ghee (clarified butter), which is excellent for moisturizing.
It’s also vital to keep your feet protected and moisturized during the day. Wearing cotton socks can help retain moisture and protect from further cracking - consider applying a foot cream or oil before putting them on.
As for diet, the itchiness suggests that there might be an imbalance with your Kapha dosha, wherein excess sugar could be aggravating this. It might be helpful to avoid overly sweet foods, both in natural and processed forms, for some time. Opt for a diet high in whole grains, vegetables, and legumes. Focus on foods that are bitter, astringent, and pungent in taste which balance Kapha.
Herbs like turmeric could be helpful due to its anti-inflammatory properties - consider adding a bit of turmeric to warm milk or water once a day.
Hydration is crucial, too. Often dry skin is a symptom of dehydration, so aim for regular intake of warm water throughout the day.
Avoid walking barefoot on hard surfaces as this can worsen the dryness and cracking. Regularly practice Padabhyanga - which is a foot massage, using warm sesame oil, especially before bed, as it can nourish and improve circulation.
Keep monitoring the situation. Persistent itching, despite dietary changes, may require further consultation for a tailored ayurvedic treatment.
