About corns! Isn t this corn?

Don't use corns cream, it hurts and doesn't work well! I'll tell you what to do from my own experience.

First of all, prepare a bottle of wind oil, a bottle of iodine (for disinfection, not also done), bandages and band-aids.

First of all, you should soak your feet in hot water for 15-30 minutes every night, soak the corns softly, and then use scissors or nail clippers to cut off the dead skin that is soaked in soft on the outside as much as possible. Then wait for the wind oil essence to dry a little and then apply a bandage or band-aid.

Repeat the steps of the previous day the next night, so that after about a week, you will find that the corn can be cut open, and the fungus inside has been corroded into a paste by the wind oil. At this point, it is cleaned and waiting for it to heal on its own.

This is definitely my personal experience, the corn of the sophomore year, I looked up a lot of information on the Internet, and it was about 1 week after using Feng Youjing**.

There's a corn, you can go over there and have a lot of people who will give you advice.

As a person who has come over, I will tell you, it is not corns, it is warts, and the most direct way is to go to the hospital for freezing, and don't put corn cream on it anymore.

Is there a black one in it? If you see black, it's not quite good.

If it grows on the back of the hand, it is mostly a "common wart", and if it grows on the palm of the hand, it may be a corn.

1- Common warts.

2- Corns.

May I ask if this is like a corn, you must be a corn, it can't be calluses.

It is indeed a corn, but it is suppurated (1st picture), and the 3rd picture is the condition after the cap of the pustule has been removed to remove the pus. In the middle is a purulent crust (commonly known as a pus). If you want to get rid of it, I'm afraid you'll have to find a doctor:

Not only do you need to remove the scab, but you also need to remove the calluse-like thing that is yellowing in the red dotted line below. Otherwise, the new meat around it won't grow, and this thing won't be any better.

Yes, if you don't bother to go to the nearest hospital**, it is generally cut for you, if you are troublesome, find a better pedicure, they have more professional people to do this, and there are corresponding medicines, otherwise this will affect your walking very much.

Surgery cut him off... Really friends, otherwise you can't walk the road, it's corns.

It's not what you call corns, it's a sore anymore!

It looks like yes, it's so big, hurry up and cut it, you said, does it hurt.

This is a spiny monkey, about the same as corns.

It doesn't look like it. Corns are caused by long-term squeezing or rubbing of the feet, resulting in local conical thickening, and pain is easy to occur when walking or wearing shoes. Corns are not caused by infection and are not contagious.

Symptoms: It often manifests as pale yellow or dark yellow ** hard keratin, conical in shape, with a spire embedded in **, and a smooth or translucent surface. Accompanied by squeezing or pushing-like pain.

Commonly found on the outside of the little toe, between the toes, and at the top of the toes, it usually causes pain when walking or putting on shoes, and sometimes difficulty putting on shoes.