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Suggest Treatment For Callus And Corn On Foot

I have what seems to be the common callus and corn on my left foot, some have gone away over time but every now and then another will also appear. Without a prescription what are some home remedies I can use to make these In prove or go away before they get any worse?
Mon, 5 Jan 2015
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CORN PLASTERS AVAILABLE ON THE COUNTER ,THEY DO NOT TREAT THE CAUSE OF CORN.
& SALICYLIC ACID CORN CAPS NOT SUITABLE TO ALL.
KEEP THE FEET CLEAN & DRY.
CAN APPLY MOISTURIZING CREAM.
PUT YOUR FEET IN WARM WATER TO MAKE THEM SOFT.
TREATMENT IS TO REMOVE THE CAUSE THAT IS PRESSURE & FRICTION.
ILL FITTED & HIGH HEELED SHOES ARE ALSO RESPONSIBLE.
IF YOU CUT IT, CHANCES OF INFECTION ARE THERE.
IN DIABETICS HIGH RISK OF INFECTION.
IF IT IS MILD,DOES NOT CAUSE PROBLEM , YOU CAN WAIT.
CONSULT PODIATRIST (FOOT DOCTOR)/ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON BUT MANY A TIMES IT REOCCUR IN SPITE OF SURGERY.
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Suggest Treatment For Callus And Corn On Foot

CORN PLASTERS AVAILABLE ON THE COUNTER ,THEY DO NOT TREAT THE CAUSE OF CORN. & SALICYLIC ACID CORN CAPS NOT SUITABLE TO ALL. KEEP THE FEET CLEAN & DRY. CAN APPLY MOISTURIZING CREAM. PUT YOUR FEET IN WARM WATER TO MAKE THEM SOFT. TREATMENT IS TO REMOVE THE CAUSE THAT IS PRESSURE & FRICTION. ILL FITTED & HIGH HEELED SHOES ARE ALSO RESPONSIBLE. IF YOU CUT IT, CHANCES OF INFECTION ARE THERE. IN DIABETICS HIGH RISK OF INFECTION. IF IT IS MILD,DOES NOT CAUSE PROBLEM , YOU CAN WAIT. CONSULT PODIATRIST (FOOT DOCTOR)/ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON BUT MANY A TIMES IT REOCCUR IN SPITE OF SURGERY.