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I am having issues with corns, i have been going to the podiatrist and he would kinda grind the corns in between my toes but few days later they back again and now they really painful?
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Shoes: The corns are due to excessive pressure and friction between the toes. You ought to get better fitting shoes. You may apply salicylic acid cream, available over the counter to soften the corns and you could scrape the callouses yourself.
Answered 1/26/2019
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