Can you get eczema on the bottom of your foot?

Honestly, it is the worst feeling because you can't walk properly and it gets so itchy. I used to feel so frustrated and embarrassed taking my shoes off anywhere. Please don't lose hope, it takes time but with the right care and a good doctor it gets much better.

Yes, you can get it there. If you have a busy routine, try to manage it by putting a thick cream on your soles before sleeping and wearing breathable cotton socks. Don't waste time trying too many home hacks, just book a quick online consultation with a dermatologist to get a proper cream.

Yes, it is very much possible. Just make sure you avoid walking barefoot on cold or dusty tiles as that makes the cracks and dryness much worse.

Please be very careful with this because I ignored the dry skin on my sole thinking it was just a regular crack. It got secondary bacterial infection because of sweat and I couldn't walk for two weeks. Go to a skin specialist immediately before it cracks and starts bleeding.

Actually, yes yaar, it happens. My cousin had these super dry, itchy patches on the bottom of her feet and we thought it was just heat boils or something. But the doctor said it's dyshidrotic eczema. Don't scratch it at all, it just gets worse.