Why do feet crack?

Many people's feet are prone to cracking, and they are prone to many cracks when the weather is cold. This will affect our normal walking and may even cause problems with our bodies. Due to the lack of vitamins in the human body, the skin elasticity is very poor, and the blood circulation is insufficient, which will cause the feet to crack.

Weather Factors

In cold weather, blood circulation is poor and skin elasticity is reduced, which can easily cause cracked feet.

Physiological aging

The metabolism of the elderly is slow, with more dead cells and fewer new cells, poor skin elasticity, and prone to foot cracks.

Metabolic disorders

Some women experience metabolic disorders after giving birth, which can lead to cracked feet.

Nutritional factors

Lack of vitamin A and vitamin E can cause cracked feet.

Metabolic disorders

Hereditary keratinization disorders (such as ichthyosis) and abnormal keratin metabolism diseases (such as chronic eczema) cause cracked feet.