What should I do if I have corns on my feet? What to do if you have corns on your feet

Clinical manifestations: corns are thickened conical cuticles caused by long-term friction or compression, with the tip of the keratinous central nucleus deep into the skin and the base exposed. It is usually more common in young people, and it is more common on the soles of the feet and toes, and if the tip of the corn squeezes the nerve endings, it will make walking feel painful and sad.

The size of the corns varies, from small rice grains to large bean grains, the appearance is smooth and prominent, the boundaries are clear, the warts are mostly pale yellow or dark yellow, and there is an inverted cone-shaped plug inlaid with dermis in the center. The appearance is rough, keratinization is obvious, hard, grayish-yellow or dirty-brown, single or multiple, generally without conscious symptoms, mostly on the fingers, the back of the hand, the edge of the foot, etc.

**: I practice, soak the affected area in warm water for 30 minutes, remove the appearance of the cuticle with a blade, soaking while cutting, the depth is appropriate, do not see blood, disinfect with alcohol, drop the wind oil essence into the corn ointment and evenly, three or 4 drops can be, and paste the corn ointment on the affected area. Generally, after 3 days, there will be a dot in the middle, and there are many black whiskers, repeat the previous steps, remove the white skin, (in case of bleeding, wait for the wound to heal) and then apply the corn plaster to the affected area.

There is pain and sadness in the middle of the medication, and the sadness is due to the touch, until the black beard is gone. After removing the white skin, disinfect it with alcohol, put on a band-aid, and change it every day, so you don't need it if it doesn't hurt. There are various methods on the Internet, but I haven't tried it, be careful!

Prevention: Wear well-fitting and soft boots and shoes, or use a small sponge pad with holes to protect the area from pressure.

Corns are formed due to the wearing of shoes and long walking time. It is common in the soles and toes of the feet, and there are more or more black spots in the heart of the corns, and it will feel painful when pressed gently.

Suggestions: Simply use corn plaster, and scrape off the rotten dead skin with a blade after each paste, and the corns will be better. The correct way is to soak the feet with hot water every night and paste the corns, remove the corns with a blade on the second night to soften them**, wash and soak in hot water and then paste the corns, generally four times**. Everything else works.

Many friends because they often go out, walking, etc., there will be a lot of corns on their feet, corns are generally walking too much, a certain part of the friction will appear many times, let's talk about what to do if there are corns on the feet.

1.First: First of all, soak your feet in hot water, the temperature is not hot, soak for about 20-30 minutes, the water temperature should be kept all the time, after soaking your feet, dry them with a towel.

Secondly, after soaking your feet, dip a cotton swab in an appropriate amount of chicken yuk and gently apply it to the corny area, trying not to apply it to the surrounding normal**. After application, just wait for it to dry naturally.

2.Second: Again, every time you apply it in the future, you should use a knife or fingernail to gently scrape off the white substance on the corn after soaking your feet, and then continue to apply. Use 2-3 times a day.

3.Third: Then, after applying, wait for it to dry naturally.

No additional bandaging is required. It also does not affect normal life. When soaking the feet, soak them in hot water, mainly to soak the layer of material that has become keratinized by the chicken, so that it is easy to scrape off.

Finally, use 2-3 times a day, soak your feet before each use, and scrape off before continuing to apply. If you keep using it, you can be completely cured.

Precautions. If there are corns on the feet, it is best to choose shoes that suit you, so as to reduce the pressure and friction of the toes and avoid the appearance of corns.

I believe that in daily life, many people have corns on their feet, and corns often bring great inconvenience to people's walking.

1.Method 1: Lycous excision, after local anesthesia, make a circular incision along the edge of the keratin plug with a sharp scalpel, clamp it with toothed forceps, peel it off, dig out the corn, and then wrap it with sterile gauze. Those with thick calluses can be soaked in hot water, then cut off with a knife, or externally use angle grinding dust removal peeling agents such as 25 salicylic acid collodion or tretinoin ointment.

2.Method 2, make a fusiform ** incision along both sides of the corn, cut to the subcutaneous surface, and lift the flap with tissue forceps, which shows that the corn is yellowish-white cone-shaped, hard and clearly demarcated from the surrounding tissues. Blunt separation along the periphery of the corn until the root, if the near root is broken, it can be removed with the tip of the knife, and it can not be left to avoid recurrence.

The bleeding point does not need to be ligated, and the incision can be stopped by suturing the incision. The incision is sutured with a large curved triangular needle.

3.Method 3, patients with corns can also choose the method of liquid nitrogen freezing**, using liquid nitrogen freezing to destroy the local tissues of the corns, so that the internal tissues of the corns are necrosis, so as to have the effect of falling off, and the effect is also very good.

Precautions. Due to the occurrence of corns caused by people's long-term walking, and the disease of corns is relatively stubborn, it is necessary to pay attention to your eating habits during the ** period, and try not to eat foods such as garlic or onions, which may cause wound infection.