Question 1

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.

Question 2

how to get rid of corns and calluses using home remedies or some over the counter drugs that i can use?

Accepted Answer

: For best results see a podiatrist for best care&amp;follow-up. You could try soaking your feet in warm water to soften the skin&amp; then file off dead skin with a file or emery board, Avoid causing bleeding.  Then you'll have to apply moisturizer that contains salicyllic acid or urea.Then have to protect the area with appropriate donut style adhesive pads. Avoid harsh chemicals advertised for removal of

Question 3

how to eliminate corns on toes?

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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 4

how to remove corns on your feet?

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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 5

what is the cure for corns on my toes?

Accepted Answer

See below: Corns are caused by friction rubbing on the toe or between the toes.
Wider shoes may help, trimming down the thick skin will help.  Often there is a bone or bone spur involved and this may need to be removed.

Question 6

i am having 10 corns on my feet.what should i do?

Accepted Answer

See Podiatrist: For proper examination and treatment. Underlying cause of problem needs to be addressed.

Question 7

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 8

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 9

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 10

what is the best way to treat corns on your feet?

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Depends....: Treatments for corns can range from conservative to operative.  If an operation is needed the correct operation is based on the character and what is causing the corns.

You may want to see an orthopaedic foot and ankle surgeon: www.Aofas.Org.

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