Question 1

hi i ate corn yesterday and today i had redish corn in my stool. i ate red liquorice yesterday also on biaxin (clarithromycin) for bronchitis. i am 48 yrs old male.

Accepted Answer

Undigested: Corn can pass undigested through the intestinal tract. Licorice acts as a laxative for some people. Also antibiotics like biaxin (clarithromycin) can loosen stools and cause more rapid transit of bowel movements.

Question 2

luq and llq pain for a while dr said constocondritis. i just saw blood red sesame seeds and blood red corn in my dark stool.

Accepted Answer

Need further tests: need to see a gastroenterologist. If you do not have medical insurance,go to ER.
Costochonditis is an evasive diagnosis.
It is difficult to diagnose with the available history.

Question 3

hi dr i have noticed some yellow bits (like popcorn? but don t eat any corn at all) in my stool and was wondering what it could be.

Accepted Answer

Stool: Any type of fiber (which are not digested or absorbed) can appear that way

Question 4

what puts someone at risk for corns?

Accepted Answer

Bone changes: Constant pressure from i'll fitting shoes puts pressure on bones that produce protective thickening of skin. Shoes must fit properly and underlying bone amy need to be treated of necessary by podiatrist.

Question 5

recommended products to remove corns and callouses?

Accepted Answer

Pumice Stone: Try using a pumice stone.  If you are diabetic or have poor circulation, you should have it taken care of by your podiatrist.

Question 6

how to remove corns off toes?

Accepted Answer

Relieve Pressure: Corns and calluses are a result if increase pressure and friction on toes and feet. There are a number of gentle skin softening products available otc that help, along with non-medicated padding. Adjusting and altering shoes to relieve pressure spots helps too. See you pcp or podiatrist for a thorough evaluation. Healthy feet.. Dr.H.

Question 7

how to eliminate corns on toes?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Corns on toes can be caused by extrinsic (shoewear) and/or intrinsic factors.  Eliminating tight shoes is the first step.  Corn care with shaving, soaks, and padding can help.  Occasionally, surgery is recommended for corns caused from toe deformities that don't respond to nonoperative measures.  See a foot specialist for evaluation.

Question 8

can corns on feet be frozen off?

Accepted Answer

Not advisable: The corn is caused by the pressure or friction on the underlying bony prominence. The corns can be trimmed away if one doesn't want teheran bone itself fixed or straightened. While, it is possible to do it is more often dangerous and i'll advised. Your better off filing with an emory board and staying away from tight shoes.

Question 9

how to remove corns on your feet?

Accepted Answer

Deodorant: Corns form from friction against the skin, but also moisture is needed.  On top of changing shoes and socks, try moisture control by using spray deodorant on your feet (yes, the same armpit deodorant you buy).  This may help decrease moisture and therefore decrease chance of corns.  Also file them down daily in the shower or use Vicks vapor rub to soften them up..

Question 10

how to get rid of my corns permanently?

Accepted Answer

Address cause: This often includes surgical intervention to remove any deformity or boney prominence which is causing corn to form. Occasionally, something as simple as changing to better fitting shoes can eliminate problem.

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Hi i ate corn yesterday and today i had redish corn in my stool. i ate red liquorice yesterday also on biaxin (clarithromycin) for bronchitis. i am 48 yrs old male.

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Luq and llq pain for a while dr said constocondritis. i just saw blood red sesame seeds and blood red corn in my dark stool.

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Hi dr i have noticed some yellow bits (like popcorn? but don t eat any corn at all) in my stool and was wondering what it could be.

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What puts someone at risk for corns?

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Recommended products to remove corns and callouses?

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Can corns on feet be frozen off?

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