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I'm 45 and never had a problem with stinky feet until the last year or so and now they get tacky and stink bad. what could cause this?
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Need more informatio: A dermatologist will help you. Meanwhile you should ventilate: air out your feet. Baking soda in the shoes usually helps. Benzoyl peroxide on the skin usually helps. Fresh sox and shoes may help. Anti-perspirant and deodorant can be tried.
Answered 3/15/2017
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