Feet problems that appear as we get older

The passage of time brings changes and possible problems to our entire body.
These problems may occur in our feet.

Morton’s neuroma: Common foot condition that affects 1 in 3 people with pain in the front of the foot. More so in older women and those who wear high heels.
Cracked heels: Mature skin produces less oil and elastin, which leaves the skin dry. The problem is exacerbated for overweight people. With special creams and pumice stones we can reduce the problem.
Plantar fasciitis: It is pain along the sole of the foot. It needs stretching and rest.
Nails that penetrate the skin: Avoid tight shoes.
Osteoarthritis: Usually in people over 65. It happens when bones rub together.
Flatfoot: The tendons are damaged and straighten the feet.
Fungal infections: Result of inelastic skin and weak immune system. There are special creams and pills.