Blister help in Santiago

Rodrigma716 said:

Great! Thanks, I'll give that a try...

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Rodrigma716 said:

Hey all! We finished our Camino yesterday and are in town for 2 more days before onward travel. I need somewhere to get my feet checked. I've got large blisters on the balls of both feet, that I've had since day one of our Camino from Sarria, and they probably need to be checked. Any suggestions of a podiatrist/clinic close to the Cathedral, or I guess anywhere that would see a peregrina, would be greatly appreciated!
Buen camino!

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Rodrigma716 said:

Hey all! We finished our Camino yesterday and are in town for 2 more days before onward travel. I need somewhere to get my feet checked. I've got large blisters on the balls of both feet, that I've had since day one of our Camino from Sarria, and they probably need to be checked. Any suggestions of a podiatrist/clinic close to the Cathedral, or I guess anywhere that would see a peregrina, would be greatly appreciated!
Buen camino!

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David Tallan said:

You could also head to Pilgrim House and see if they can recommend anyone.

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Rodrigma716 said:

Hey all! We finished our Camino yesterday and are in town for 2 more days before onward travel. I need somewhere to get my feet checked. I've got large blisters on the balls of both feet, that I've had since day one of our Camino from Sarria, and they probably need to be checked. Any suggestions of a podiatrist/clinic close to the Cathedral, or I guess anywhere that would see a peregrina, would be greatly appreciated!
Buen camino!

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priscillavivio said:

I went here: Clínica de Podoloxía Cepeda, Rúa de San Paio de Antealtares, 6, Bajo, 15704 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Spain, last week and got excellent blister relief after having extensive blisters from walking in to Santiago (despite shoes 1/2 size bigger, Vaseline every day, toe silk liners, and merino wool socks). Was able to wear hiking sandals and walk to Finisterre afterwards. They don't speak English but they use Google Translate and saw me within an hour.

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Rodrigma716 said:

Hey all! We finished our Camino yesterday and are in town for 2 more days before onward travel. I need somewhere to get my feet checked. I've got large blisters on the balls of both feet, that I've had since day one of our Camino from Sarria, and they probably need to be checked. Any suggestions of a podiatrist/clinic close to the Cathedral, or I guess anywhere that would see a peregrina, would be greatly appreciated!
Buen camino!

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priscillavivio said:

I went here: Clínica de Podoloxía Cepeda, Rúa de San Paio de Antealtares, 6, Bajo, 15704 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Spain, last week and got excellent blister relief after having extensive blisters from walking in to Santiago (despite shoes 1/2 size bigger, Vaseline every day, toe silk liners, and merino wool socks). Was able to wear hiking sandals and walk to Finisterre afterwards. They don't speak English but they use Google Translate and saw me within an hour.

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