The dry cracking and peeling of the soles of the feet may be related to hyperkeratosis tinea pedis, palmoplantar keratosis, chapped eczema and other causes.
1. Hyperkeratosis tinea pedis: due to fungal infection caused by foot skin disease, manifested as dry skin lesions, skin lesions can be seen between the deep skin lines, easy to crack, bleeding, accompanied by pain in winter.
2. palmoplantar keratosis: mainly related to heredity, can also be secondary to psoriasis, eczema, tinea pedis, lichen planus and other skin diseases, manifested as palmoplantar skin roughness, thickened plaques, pimples, etc., appearing on the soles of the feet dry cracking and peeling.
3. Cracked eczema: due to the loss of skin moisture, sebum secretion is reduced, causing dry skin cracking, itching, redness and so on.
It is recommended that people with dry cracked and peeling soles of the feet go to the hospital in time to clarify the cause of the disease and standardize the treatment under the guidance of the doctor.