What is the best way to remove corns from feet?

Corns suddenly grow on the soles of the feet, and there will be varying degrees of pain, and walking for too long will also make you feel very uncomfortable. At this time, patients do not need to panic too much, know that corns are a common symptom, and there are many ways to remove corns. For example, smearing celery leaves, traditional Chinese medicine** or laser removal, etc.

Let's talk about the method of removing corns in detail. <>

How to apply celery leaves

If you find that corns appear on the soles of your feet, you can find a small amount of celery leaves, rinse them with water, then chop them into pieces, pinch a small handful and apply it to the corns, and rub them several times until the juice of the celery leaves is dry. Apply 2-4 times a day, and after a week, the corns will gradually become smaller and then absorbed by the soles of the feet. In addition to celery leaves, leek leaves can also be smeared in the same way.

Laser removal method

If you feel that the corns on the soles of your feet are always dull and painful, you can choose to go to the hospital for laser removal. With the help of a doctor, laser** or electrocoagulation, freezing and other methods can be used to relieve the pain. Generally speaking, laser removal is not very expensive, and if you are looking for a faster way to remove corns, then it is a good choice.

Methods of Chinese Medicine**

The use of traditional Chinese medicine can also effectively remove corns, find an appropriate amount of salvia, sand cucumber to mix, boil into water to take, once in the morning and once in the evening, insist on about a week, corns can gradually disappear, in addition to taking, you can also find some external Chinese medicine, smear**. For example, add cinnamon powder and clove foam, add a small amount of warm water, stir well, apply it to the affected area of the corn, and then find a piece of clean gauze to fix it on the affected area of the corn. Wait for a week or so, remove the powder from the corns, and the corns will be cured.

All in all, there are many ways to remove corns, and patients can choose a more suitable method according to their needs, so as to eliminate corns as soon as possible and relieve the discomfort caused by corns. However, there is one thing to note, that is, corns may have the risk of **, and it is necessary to do a good job of relevant care to keep your feet dry and clean.

The corn can be applied externally with corns, 30% salicylic acid, collodion glue and other local applications, but it has a certain corrosiveness to the normal, pay attention to strengthen the protection.

You can buy a special ointment for **, the effect is also very good, basically no pain.

The way to go to the hospital is better, so that it will not hurt some other **, and it will not produce infection.

There are many cases where corns grow on the feet, and if you wear shoes that don't fit, or walk with shoes or wear high heels for a long time, it is easy to grow corns. Therefore, it is best to wear shoes that are comfortable and fit well. If you have corns, you can use corn cream for mild ones, but if it is more severe and will affect walking, surgery may be the best solution.

So what is the best way to remove corns?

Corns are caused by the growth of the stratum corneum caused by long-term compression and friction of the feet, and pain occurs when walking or squeezing. Corns can be removed by applying topical corn cream, and when they are relatively large, they can be removed by laser, electrocautery, or surgery.

If the number of corns on the foot is large and small, you can use crow gall bladder to smash it and apply it to the affected area and fix it with adhesive tape to corrode the corns away. You can also soak your feet in warm water for 15 minutes, gently scrape the surface of the corn with scissors, remove the root of the green onion, cut the green onion into thin slices and stick it on the part of the corn, change it once a day, you can also remove the corn. Corns are easy**, and it's common to take care to wear loose, comfortable shoes to reduce pressure on your feet, soak your feet in warm water every night, and use a moisturizer to prevent them**.

The corns will not fall off on their own, and they should still be removed aggressively with medication or surgery. You can blanch it with vinegar every night, you can add a little Chinese medicine such as cinnamon peel, soap thorn, safflower, angelica, etc., and then apply corn ointment externally.

You can soak the affected area in hot water until the corns soften. Use a knife to scrape off the hardened **. Salt is placed in the affected area and rubbed repeatedly to melt the salt inside, covering with a hemostatic bandage. Every two days**.

Corns are cone-shaped, corny-like keratin growths that appear when the soles of the feet and toes are squeezed or rubbed for long periods of time. They are especially common in people who walk a lot or stand for long periods of time, often in relation to occupation. It is because when standing or walking for a long time, the foot is easy to be pressed or rubbed, so that the keratin in the local ** gradually thickens and forms a keratin plug.

Thinner young people are more likely to develop subcutaneous fat. Chronic keratotic squamous tinea pedis is also often corny.

Corns just hurt and won't affect walking for a long time. The best way is to use chicken You Qingle, completely**, after cleaning**, wipe it on the infected area, and apply it once a day in the morning and evening until ** returns to a healthy state.

Corns are actually the same as calluses on the feet, only more severe, they are formed because of the long-term pressure and friction of the foot: how to remove the corns?

Brine, method:

Prepare a tablespoon of edible salt, add appropriate cold water to the pot, add salt to the pot, ** boil the water, turn off the fire after the salt water boils, burn the feet after it cools slightly, wipe dry after scalding, do not wash with water, scald the feet twice a day, about a week, and the corns can fall off naturally.

Kerosene, the manufacturing method:

Soak your feet in hot water for a while, then use a knife to peel off the old skin of the corns, and then point a drop of kerosene.

Hot feet, how to make it:

Blanch your feet with hot water for 20-30 minutes each night.

Fresh tofu: a little fresh tofu, and cut it into small pieces of 2-3 cm and 2 cm wide, apply it on top of the corns, and then cover it with a large piece of plastic sheeting, fix the surroundings with adhesive tape, and it is best to use a little Yushu Bizhi clear paste on the corns, these methods can be very good to remove the corns.

Corns are a kind of conical keratin hyperplasia formed due to local compression, and its appearance is mostly caused by long-term local compression and friction. Corns are also known as "flesh thorns" in our daily life, and people who stand and walk for long periods of time are more likely to get this disease. To be clear, corns are produced, friction and compression are the main causes.

Apply it externally in time to calm down the worries.

1.Take 10 black plums, grind them into fine powder, put them in a bottle, soak them in sesame oil for 7 10 days, and mix them into ointment. Soak the corns in warm salt water, wait for the rough skin to soften and remove the rough skin, take an appropriate amount of ointment and apply it to the corns, then wrap it with gauze, change the medicine once every 12 hours, and take 3 days as a course of treatment.

2.Take 10 grams of ground bone skin and safflower, grind it into fine powder, and add an appropriate amount of sesame oil to make a paste. After soaking your feet in hot water every night, take an appropriate amount of medicine paste and apply it to the corns, then cover it with non-toxic plastic film and fix it with adhesive tape.

3.Take aloe vera and a little salt water and grind it into a paste. After soaking your feet in hot water every night, take an appropriate amount of medicine paste and apply it to the corns, cover it with non-toxic plastic film, and then fix it with adhesive tape. 1 time a day, 10 days as a course of treatment.

4.Take a purple peel one-headed garlic, a green onion white, 3 5 peppercorns, put them together and stir them into a puree, apply them to the corns, and seal them with adhesive tape. After 24 hours, remove the adhesive tape and mud, and reuse it if it is not healed once.

Corns are mostly found on the soles of the feet and toes, which are formed due to long-term local pressure, friction or penetration of foreign bodies, etc., which proliferate the stratum corneum and invade the dermis. The corn resembles a small cone, with the tip growing inward, compressing the peripheral nerves of the dermis, causing pain and discomfort when walking.

Celery leaves for corns Wash the celery leaves, pinch them into a small handful, and rub them on the corns until the leaves are dry. 3 to 4 times a day, the corns will be absorbed within a week, and the affected foot will be intact.

Cool oil to cure corns Apply cool oil to the corns several times a day, and then smoke with a lit cigarette to let the cool oil soak into the corns. **Over time, the corns fall off naturally, leaving no traces.

Evergreen leaves treat corns First soak the affected area with light salt and warm boiled water, cut off the old skin with a knife, then take an appropriate amount of evergreen leaves, wash it, mash it and compress the affected area, wrap it with gauze, fix it with adhesive tape, change it every 2 days, and heal it 3 times.

Green onion slices to treat corns Wash the feet with corns with water, take an old green onion, cut thin slices near the whiskers, stick the green onion slices on the corns, and then fix them with adhesive tape, change the green onion slices once in 24 hours until the corns fall off.

Luo Yu cures corns Luo Yu, also known as mother-in-law sewing kit. The stems and leaves are rich in milky white pulp. Take the milky white liquid of fresh radish vine or broken leaf stems and apply it to the corns, 1 time a day, 5 10 times can dry up and fall off.

Buckwheat noodles cure corns 30 grams of buckwheat noodles, a water chestnut (mashed), add water and evenly, apply the corns, wrap them with a cloth, and use this recipe to root them within one or two days.

Leeks to cure corns Take a little leek (with stems and roots), wash it, chop it, and apply it to the affected area. Once a day. Results in about 10 days. You can also put ginger slices on the affected area, and the corns can fall off on their own the next day.

Banxia cures corns Take 5 grams of Banxia, grind finely, soak the affected area in warm water to soften, scrape off the keratinized layer, apply medicinal powder, and fix with adhesive tape. After 5 days, most of them can be cured, not **.

Castor beans to cure corns Take 1 2 castor beans, grill them on the fire, knead off the skin when they become crispy, pinch the white kernels and compress them on the affected area while they are hot, and seal them tightly with adhesive tape on the periphery. After two days, open the adhesive tape, gently scrape off the upper keratin with a razor blade, when peeling off the last layer, you can see the ** layer of pink without bleeding, when there is a round shallow concave, and then paste a small piece of adhesive tape on it. After three or four days, the ** grows well, and the adhesive tape will heal when it falls off.

Soak the corns in hot water, remove the cuticle on the surface with a knife, dip a cotton swab in the black plum liquid and apply it to the corns, and then apply it 1 2 times a day after drying, 3 or 4 times a day. Preparation method of black plum liquid: 60 grams of black plum, 20 grams of salt, 60 ml of vinegar.

Place in a total of about 200 ml grinding bottles, shake, and set aside after 48 hours.

There are "corns" on the feet, and they are very hard to the touch! Keep these points in mind, get rid of corns, and be flexible with your feet.

Hello, corns are generally formed due to discomfort in wearing shoes and walking for a long time. It is common in the soles of the feet and toes, with one or more black spots in the center of the corn, which can be painful when pressed gently. If you simply use corn plaster, instead of scraping off the rotten dead skin with a blade after each application, then your corns will not be good.

The correct way is to soak the feet in hot water every night and paste the corn ointment, use a blade to remove the corn ointment softened ** on the second night, and then paste the corn ointment after hot water washing, generally four times**. Nothing else works. Good health.

I had several corns on my feet, tried a lot of methods, such as salicylic acid patches, etc., which lasted for several months, and then wore loose sneakers, changed socks every day, and the corns slowly got better. Personal experience, for reference.

1. Wear comfortable shoes. Corns are caused by squeezing and rubbing the toes, and shoes that are too tight or uncomfortable may be the culprit. One of the most important things you need to do to prevent the growth of corns and relieve the condition of corns is to stay away from shoes that put pressure on your toes.

Ideally, wear shoes that allow you to wear socks whenever possible. Socks provide a soothing effect on the toes, reducing friction that can cause or worsen corns.

Avoid wearing high heels, especially pointed-toe ones.

2. Insert a foam plug between your toes to reduce squeezing. When you get home and take off your shoes, you can put a foam pedicure comb between your toes to reduce the pressure between your toes.

You can also try wearing a pair of foam pedicure slippers or sandals. These shoes will have a plug between your toes to separate your toes and prevent them from rubbing against each other as you walk.

3. Smear foot powder between your toes. [1] Foot powder absorbs moisture. This way the corns on your toes won't be so stinging or inflamed.

Sprinkle foot powder on and between your toes before putting on socks and shoes. You can also repeat the powder when you feel sweat between your toes.

4. Use pumice stone to gently grind the thickened **. Soak your feet in lukewarm soapy water for 20 minutes to soften them. Then gently grind the corns with a pumice stone to grind off the hardest ** on the surface. [2]

It is also possible to choose a nail sand file instead of pumice. [3] If the corn grows between the toes, it is difficult to grind it with a pumice stone. At this time, you can use a nail sand file or nail file instead.

Corns on the feet are usually caused by the feet being compressed, or the shoes are not suitable for wear. If you have corns, you should first check whether the shoes you usually wear are suitable, whether the shoes are relatively small, do not fit properly, or the soles are relatively hard.

If you have corns on your feet, you should be careful not to use corns and the like, mainly because this type of corn is often corrosive and not good for the body. So it is not recommended.

Externally applied ointment, the corns on my feet are made of Yusupi. Zhiqing ointment is only off after wiping, 1 time in the morning and 1 time in the evening. With plant ingredients, the corns will fall off in about a month, and there is no trace of slippery feet.

Usually remember to wear shoes with comfortable soles and suitable sizes, and usually soak your feet in hot water.

Foot care knowledge.

1.Insist on soaking your feet in hot water before going to bed. The water temperature is about 40 degrees Celsius, and the foot soak time is 15 to 30 minutes. Don't take too long, and remember to rub some lotion after soaking and drying.

2.Try not to wear rubber shoes, try to wear cloth shoes, if it is sweaty feet, it is best to wash your feet with cold water before the lunch break at noon every day.

3.Cut your nails frequently, too long nails can easily cause bacteria to grow, do not cut your nails too short when cutting them, to avoid new nails growing into the flesh.

4. It is common for hard skin and even hard calluses to appear on the feet, and you can use a brush to gently brush the soles, insteps and toes of the feet after soaking your feet to remove the excess dead skin. You can use a file made of grinding gauze or a grinding stone to grind the heels, soles of the feet, and some parts under the thumb that are prone to calluses with gentle movements. To eliminate the hard calluses on the feet, do not scrape with a knife, but should be soaked in hot water to soften and then gently sharpened with a file.

This maintenance measure should be done once a week as well.

5. It is very important to choose comfortable shoes, less hard-soled shoes or small shoes, it is easy for the feet to become deformed, if you can't avoid wearing such shoes, remember to massage your feet often.