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Your feet have been mercilessly pounding over the gravel, sand, rocks, streams etc. for several hours. They need rest and recuperation for tomorrow’s trek.
Remove your socks and keep them outside in the sun.
Take off your socks and wash them.
Wash feet as often as possible. Dry them rub vigorously between their toes.
If feet look tender, wash them first with soap & water. Dry them & apply powder.
Blisters
Blisters on the treks are inevitable. You cannot avoid them but you can surely know how to deal with them.
First clean them with soap and water.
Puncture the blister with a sterilized pin or needle.
Do not remove the skin
Apply adhesive plaster, band-aid.
Remember to keep your feet as clean as your face.
Before You March
Check your shoes first. They should be comfortable (and never new)
They should be loose enough to accommodate 2 pairs of socks and to absorb the friction, which causes blisters. Talcum powder is useful to avoid friction and to cope with sweat.
Keep your shoes dry and clean.
If your shoes are wet, never dry them over fire. Stuff it with papers. Change your wet socks immediately.
Make it a point to change socks every alternative day at least, as a dirty sock not only smells foul but also causes blisters.