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Cut The Extra Skin Over The Corn Area, Spots Seems To Be Completely Black And Dead. Help?

hi sir i had foot corn in my leg.it gave me huge pain.i didn t consult any doctor ....i cleaned if my self by cutting the extra skin ...last few few weeks i didn t find any pain.. today i saw the spot has turned black completely and i cant feel any pain over it...seems the skin is dead and the spot has deepened in to the flesh..
Thu, 1 Aug 2013
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HI,
Thanks for writing to us.
It seems you could have cut it deep and due to slight bleeding in the area it turned black. Another possibility could be that it is not a corn but wart.
Please meet a dermatologist nearby to get the lesion examined for proper differentiation amongst the probabilities and further management.
Hope that helped.
Take care
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Cut The Extra Skin Over The Corn Area, Spots Seems To Be Completely Black And Dead. Help?

HI, Thanks for writing to us. It seems you could have cut it deep and due to slight bleeding in the area it turned black. Another possibility could be that it is not a corn but wart. Please meet a dermatologist nearby to get the lesion examined for proper differentiation amongst the probabilities and further management. Hope that helped. Take care