What about dry cracked toes that bleed and are still infected?

1. First, soak the affected area in warm water for 20 minutes to promote blood circulation and soften the skin keratin, rub the rough and hard skin of the feet with a pumice stone or sponge to remove the dead skin in time, because there will be a lot of bacteria residue on the dead skin, and then dry it off and immediately apply skin cream containing vitamin E, cod liver oil ointment, ellagic acid ointment, or urea cream, etc., and then use a small piece of Clingfilm to seal the affected area and secure it with adhesive tape. If you are quick, the chafing will seal the next day.

2. Soak in warm water and put the tape on directly, and take it off after 24 hours. The tape should not be put on for too long, not more than 48 hours, otherwise it will cause the crack to deepen, and even secondary infections