Hello! I want to share my problem, I'm extremely ashamed to talk about it, but at least I know it's anonymous and I have a calmer idea. I'm 20 years old, girl, and I'll say it literally - my feet smell disgusting. As a child I had this problem, when I was somewhere between 15-16, because I was quite immortal, but as soon as I started to be cleaner and more supportive, it was not so noticeable, it still had a slight odor, but it is not like now. . My problem is so big that no matter what I do, it's still in my head, as ridiculous as it sounds. Let's start with the fact that I don't wear expensive shoes, I don't have much opportunity, I wear shoes mainly from mall stores, they are not made of genuine leather, mainly sneakers, Cubans and closed shoes, I don't like sandals, even in summer I wear closed shoes. As prices vary between 15-30 levs, the most expensive are around 60-70. Literally what I have not tried - foot sprays (some cheap, but still without effect), sprays for shoes, I spray every day and it smells again, as if I sprayed the shoe and it stops smelling, I did an experiment and after an hour I did not it feels nothing when sprayed, but if you put the shoe on even for 30 minutes then it smells disgusting. When I buy new shoes the first 2-3 shoes nothing is felt and if I wear them a little more and again the same. The problem is that the smell is so strong that even when I'm outside I feel it or when I bend down (I work in a store and still have to arrange something) and when I bend down I literally feel how it smells, I'm even ashamed of my colleagues not to I don't want to have a fungus, I don't know what it's made of, but I can't stand it, I'm sick, I don't want it to be like that, but I don't know what to do. Someone who has or has had such a problem will be happy to tell me how he coped and what he used, but please write to people who really know what to do, because the situation is not pleasant at all ...
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dulcecandy11 answered · June 27, 2020
Look for Biotrade foot products at the pharmacy
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randydandy75 answered · June 27, 2020
You probably have fungus. Go to a doctor to prescribe something, and there may be without a prescription. Wash your feet in the morning and evening, with a sponge and soap. Discard old shoes and socks, change socks every morning and evening.
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marianfarrah answered · June 27, 2020
And I was like that, I also don't wear branded and expensive shoes, I don't give more than 40 for boots and 30 for sneakers. I had the same problem with the smell. My friend had taken a foot spray with nano silver particles, says Coccine. I picked it up from a mall in town, from a shoe store, socks and insoles. Then I took leather insoles and immediately put them in the new boots. I even forget to spray myself. It helps a lot, and before that I tried powders and sprays, creams and the effect was temporary. There are also bath salts, but I don't have to try them yet. Keep in mind that my friend works with heavy work shoes and his feet smell a lot, there are also 24 hour shifts. Since he also uses the spray and the insoles, I haven't noticed a problem with the smell.
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natangeles11 answered · June 27, 2020
I solved the problem by starting to spray the shoes with such a spray both before and after wearing. Just before or just after, it doesn't do any work. Bacteria accumulate.
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gothicc_beauty answered · June 27, 2020
Number 2: Well, you don't think that the author wears the same socks every day ... And I have this problem only when I wear sneakers in the summer, then it happens ... Otherwise, if I'm wearing sandals, I don't have this problem ...
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looly_pop answered · June 27, 2020
Make water with soda in a squid every night, hair your legs for about 20 minutes and put a teaspoon of soda in your shoes as you go out. It works and I recommend it!