Question 1

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 2

for how long does it takes for corns on feet to go away.?

Accepted Answer

Corns: Corns are usually the result of bony irritation of the skin against shoes, other toes or the ground. If it is truly a corn (could be other things) it will not go away until the pressure causing it is resolved. This may mean change of shoes, padding around the site or surgery to correct the deformity causing the corn.

Question 3

i've corns on feet. how to get rid of these?

Accepted Answer

Podiatrist visit: They need to be debridement painlessly. Shoes that are a bit tight may be the cause coupled with imperfect toes which are all too common

Question 4

how to remove corns and calluses on your feet?

Accepted Answer

Hammertoes: Corns and calluses are a result of contracture of the toes, and plantarflexing of the metatarsals. Hammertoes are a common problem that can result in corns over the joints. Calluses on the plantar aspect of the foot result from the metatarsal bones dropping, and the tendons contracting. Debriding the corns and calluses is only temporary. An orthtoic, changing shoe gear, and sugical correction.

Question 5

how do you get rid of corns and calluses that are on your feet?

Accepted Answer

Lotion or surgery. : Corns and calluses occur because of pressure points. Surgery can fix this, but if you're not ready for that, trimming them down and regular use of lotion may soften them to the point they don't bother you. You can also try larger shoes that don't rub against the painful areas! offloading orthotics can also help: see your podiatrist for casting.

Question 6

can you have corns on feet frozen of like warts or must they be cut out by doctor?

Accepted Answer

Corns are shaved off: Warts are usually frozen off, but corns and calluses are shaved off with a sharp scalpel blade.

Question 7

when should a person with corn on his foot stop applying salicylic acid? or what are the sign of cure of corns on feet while using salicylic acid?

Accepted Answer

A corn is : Essentially dead skin accumulated secondary to friction. Acid burns the skin away. When you don't see the corn anymore then stop. I am nota fan of acid as it is easy to burn ones healthy skin so if you chose to do so, do it with caution. No diabetic should ever use acid.

Question 8

i have corns and calluses on my feet, and sometimes suffer from athletes foot. the sides of my feet are bright pink in colour and flaky, what is it?

Accepted Answer

Many possibilities: There are many types and causes of skin rashes.  Several types of inflammatory conditions of the skin, allergic reactions, and sometimes bacterial, viral or fungal infections can cause rashes on the skin. Insect bites can also be the cause of a rash on the skin.  Have it evaluated by a professional and get the appropriate treatment.

Question 9

what are some home remedies to deal with corns and calluses?

Accepted Answer

Corns and calluses: Grind a few Aspirin tablets and make a paste of it by adding some lemon juice. Apply this paste on the affected areas of skin. Cover the area with a towel soaked in warm water and wrap in a plastic cover. After about 8 to 10 minutes, uncover it and gently rub the area with a pumice stone and wash it off with cold water. Repeat this process to eliminate the calluses from your skin. Do not use this.

Question 10

can you describe an effective medication for corns and calluses?

Accepted Answer

Hand lotion: Most over-the-counter corn removal  products contain salicylic acid and can cause painful tissue burns if used improperly.  You are better off using a pumice stone and moisturizing the area. If lesions are painful, see a podiatrist who can safely trim them and assess the cause. Sometimes, corns are due to toe deformities that can be corrected. Also, ensure your shoes don't fit improperly.

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