When playing football, there is a corn on the bottom of the index toe of the right foot, what to do,

Smoke and cure corns Before going to bed, light paper cigarettes, moxa sticks, incense sticks or flammable wooden sticks, close to the corns, and stay away from them when there is a burning sensation. If the surface is hardened, the affected area can be touched with a fire tip. Smoke and roast continuously for 3 minutes each time, and then soak the affected area in hot lightly salted water for 30 minutes, and use it for several days, and the corns can fall off on their own.

Garlic treatment of corns Peel 1 single-headed purple garlic, remove the leaves of 1 green onion, mash them together into a puree, apply them to the corns, tie them with a bandage, and change them once a day to cure corns. Cool oil treatment method Apply cool oil to the corns every day, and then use cigarettes to melt them to infiltrate the corns, several times a day, until the corns fall off on their own. Lime alkali treatment of corns 10 grams of alkali, 10 grams of lime into a paste.

Scrape off the hard skin of the corn, take 1 piece of adhesive tape, cut a small hole with a similar diameter to the cornhole in the middle, stick it on the affected area, apply the medicine to the corn, and then paste a layer of film, change the dressing once every 3 days, and make the corns fall off several times.

Specific method: The premise is that you can only use the wound after healing, otherwise it is easy to get infected with the wound.

Buy a few corns.

Soak your feet in hot water at night, and put on the corn paste when the soak is white, and take it off after 12 hours, several times.

Corns are caused by repeated friction over a long period of time, and yours must be corns.

Buy a corn cream, a few dollars are enough.

It went down after two days.

If it's longer in the future, it's okay.

Use a special pedicure knife to dig out that thing in a circle.

What you are talking about is the statement of Chinese medicine, and Western medicine does not say this. If you want to check, you can check the liver function, check on an empty stomach, and it is accurate to ban alcohol and meat on the first day. Corns are very simple, and it is difficult to use topical drugs alone. Just go to the hospital for laser cauterization or liquid nitrogen freezing.

The corns on my feet have been growing for half a year, and I only took care of it recently, and I bought a corn cream and now put it on, and the Internet said that it is okay, but I can only try, good luck ......

It should have nothing to do with the liver, if you are really worried, then you can only go to the hospital to check it......I'm not a doctor, I'm not a professional, so if you want to check it, I'd better consult a doctor......Haha, good luck ......

The effect of corn ointment ** is still okay, personal experience. It is also necessary to pay attention to not wearing shoes too tightly, as the transition of local friction is easy to cause**.

It seems that there is no medical talk about the relationship with the liver, it should be due to the local ** long-term squeezing and rubbing caused by the hyperplasia of the stratum corneum, like a cone embedded in the skin, the spire protrudes into the dermis to compress the nerve endings, and once the local compression or squeezing will cause obvious pain. The bottom of the cone is a round or oval on the surface of **, with a yellowish hard spot.

You can't scrape with a knife too often, and the more you scrape, the harder it gets.

Packet processing is required.

Remove the root that is stuck in the flesh pattern.

Hyperplasia of the stratum corneum formed by friction.

It cannot be scraped with a knife too often.

The more you scrape, the harder it gets. If you wear soft shoes for a while.

See if you can recover.

If you can't restore it again**.

100% not corns, but a bit like paronychia, it is indeed not clear to see, it is recommended to go to the hospital to see as well, it is not a big problem, it doesn't cost a few dollars, long pain is better than short pain, go for it,

Go to a pedicure shop.

Roadside pedicures.

Generally, the master inside will know if it is true at a glance.

Don't be suspicious.

There may be people on the Internet who know what it is, but it's not accurate, after all, I haven't seen your feet, hehe, I was at the beginning, corns, 5 yuan, and I got it.

You just go and look for it, and see.

Don't go to the hospital, the place will be expensive.

It shouldn't be corns, corns are generally not very painful, cut off or continue to grow, it is recommended to go to the ** department to see.

Go to the hospital and do laser **, at most 100 yuan.

It can't be broken**, otherwise it is easy to become inflamed.

Due to long-term pressure and friction on the soles of the feet or toes, such as wearing inappropriate shoes and a lot of exercise, corns cause excessive thickening of the local ** to form a conical keratin, the tip is deep into the skin, and the base is exposed to the outside. It is more common in people who walk a lot or stand for long periods of time, and is often career-related. It can be operated in the hospital or used [day] [health] [foot] [pad] [net].