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What does having corns mean?

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Painful bumbs: Corns are painful bumps on the feet, usually at pressure points, or in between toes ("soft corns"). They are often caused by tight shoes or excessive walking or running.

Answered 4/14/2013

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Tight shoes: It might be as simple as wearing too tight of a sheo causing the toes to rub together or it could be that you have a bone spur or toe deformity causing the problem. If it is not a tight shoe then you need to be examined.

Answered 6/17/2012

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