There are corns on the soles of the feet, so those who have knowledge in this area are invited to co

It's plantar warts, it's a very viral and tenacious wart, and I've put corn cream on it, but it's getting bigger and bigger. I went to the hospital and had surgery, but it grew back two months later, and the doctor didn't tell me exactly what it was. Then, I checked it myself in the bookstore, only to know that it was plantar warts, and I went to the Internet to check how **, so I went to buy a medicine worth more than 200 on the Internet, and I did it for a month, but I could only suppress it without pain.

Now it's bigger than yours. Finally, I suggest that you go to the hospital and freeze the surgery with liquid nitrogen, so that you can **, but the book says that if you don't maintain hygiene, you will **, but it does not rule out the possibility of self-destruction.

Plantar warts, don't listen to anything frozen or anything.

Soak your feet every day and apply them with garlic, it hurts a little.

Drink barley porridge and banyan root.

It's a virus.

If you really feel uncomfortable and want to get rid of it, it is best to go to the hospital and ask the doctor, or go to the hospital's website to ask.

I was lucky to see that I grew 7 all at once.

Later, I changed the working environment and got better on my own.

Maybe it's also the environment of your work.

I used to have this disease, the kind you said may not be corns, it seems to be a meat thorn, just go to the hospital and do it with laser surgery, the sooner the better, because he keeps growing up, and it is contagious.

I'm fine with corns. The doctor recommended surgery.

When it comes to "corns", everyone must not be very unfamiliar, because this kind of thing will appear on the feet from time to time, and some people seem to like to grow this kind of thing, and sometimes it will grow again after it disappears for a short time. So, people wonder why some people always love to grow these things. Is it because their constitution is different from others?

In fact, it is not that they have any characteristics, but because most of them have such characteristics, so they often have "corns". 1.Some people may usually like to wear some tighter shoes, which is equivalent to leaving a very small space for their feet, which is very easy to grind their feet, and after a long time of training, the feet are easy to appear calluses, and these cocoons will be repeatedly wrapped, together with the newly grown meat, forming a primitive "corn".

Not only that, but sometimes because the feet are worn out, some people may feel very painful, so they will think of rubbing them with medicine, but when these scars are healed again, they may continue to wrap and form "corns" again. Therefore, it is recommended that you do not wrap them too tightly when you usually wear shoes, which is not good for your feet, not only will you grind the skin, but also "corns", which is very bad for your health. 2.

Career Influence Some people, because of career problems, need to work on their "feet". For example, some people who know late are engaged in climbing, which is relatively greater than the wear and tear of the feet, so they will also wear out the skin or have calluses in the usual training. Therefore, after the accumulation of such a situation over the years, corns have also formed a routine on the feet.

If you don't have holes, that's the only way, and the same is true for soldiers, and if you walk right after long-term training, you will also have a lot of wear and tear on your feet, and it is also very easy to grow "corns". Therefore, even if some people wear loose shoes, if it is caused by their profession, then "corns" are unavoidable. 3.

Hygiene problems Some people may not pay attention to their foot hygiene for a long time, such as not liking to change socks, or not liking to cut nails, etc., these habits will also have a bad impact on the feet. On the one hand, some germs can breed on the surface of the foot; On the other hand, after the feet are affected by these bad **, they will be broken, or worn, etc., which also provides certain conditions for the growth of "corns". [This article is exclusively produced by "Panda Medicine" Xin**, **** on the Internet.

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It is mainly caused by wearing inappropriate shoes for a long time, and the footsteps are rubbed or compressed for a long time.

It is mainly the excessive squeezing and friction of the soles of the feet and the shoes, which makes the local keratin thicken and proliferate and form mass plugs, which is what we call corns.

Some people don't have good foot hygiene, and they are susceptible to bacterial infection, which can lead to corns.

Corns are not unfamiliar to many people, and I believe that friends who have grown corns know that corns are very painful, so how to prevent corns?

Corns are thickening of the conical cuticle caused by long-term friction and compression, corns are conical keratin plugs embedded in the skin, generally from the needle to the size or larger of soybeans, the surface is smooth and flat with the skin surface or slightly raised, light yellow or dark yellow, translucent. The tip of the cone extends into the skin, is wedge-shaped, the bottom surface is flat and exposed outside the skin, if the keratin on the surface is shaved off hard, a hard needle-like keratin embolism can be seen in **, and there is a transparent pale yellow ring around the periphery, which is corn-shaped. Most of them are 1-2, occasionally with multiple occurrences, and it is generally not easy to heal themselves, if the ** hormone is removed.

It can also disappear naturally.

1. Choose suitable, loose shoes to avoid foot deformities.

2. When you feel that a certain part of the foot is squeezed and rubbed, you should choose podiatric braces such as corn pads, toe smoothers, toe splitters, and toe guards in time to reduce friction and squeezing.

3. When corns and foot pads are formed on the soles of the feet, specific or non-specific orthopedic insoles can be worn to change the force on the soles of the feet to reduce friction.

4. Soak your feet frequently: Insist on developing the habit of soaking your feet in hot water every night to soften the corns and foot pads.

Hello, happy to answer your questions.

1. Corn is a physical disease, which mostly occurs at the point of force on the distal part of the little toe and the point of squeezing by shoes, in order to prevent the extrusion from hyperplasia and thickening of keratin, the toe forms a circular keratin ring in the area of the extruded point, which is named after the corn. At the same time, we should also pay attention to avoid wearing small shoes to squeeze the stress point, so that the stratum corneum can be disused and thinned, and finally the keratin cornes disappear completely. It is also possible to freeze the hypertrophic keratin ring**.

Pay attention to wearing small shoes with long corns, wear large shoes with long foot pads, and try to choose the right shoes to avoid the recurrence of corns.

The long corns on the feet are due to the long-term compression and friction of the long corns, forming a conical keratin hyperplasia, similar to the eyes of chickens, local long-term compression and mechanical friction are the main inducing factors, wearing shoes too tightly or the foot is deformed, it can also thicken the stratum corneum of the friction and pressure parts, and push inward to form corns.

Corns can be divided into hard corns and soft corns, hard corns tend to occur in the bulges of the feet, such as the back of the toe joint or the compression of the toe surface, and the outer surface of the little toe; Soft corns occur on the side of the toe between the toes and are usually found at the anterior interphalangeal end.

Corns are corns that form cone-shaped keratin hyperplasia due to long-term local pressure and friction, and are named corns because they resemble chicken eyes. Local long-term compression and mechanical friction are the main predisposing factors, wearing shoes too tightly or deformity of the foot, which can thicken the keratin of the friction and pressure parts, and push inward to form corns. Corns can be divided into hard corns and soft corns.

Hard corns tend to occur on the bulges of the foot, such as the dorsal part of the toe joint, or the lateral surface of the plantar surface or between the little toes. Soft corns tend to occur on the side of the toe between the toes and are usually found at the anterior end of the interphalangeal space.

If you wear high heels for a long time, or stand for a long time or walk for a long time, you will have corns, and the skin of the corns is hard and hard, and you can tear it open after washing the dishes and softening them. Wearing shoes with softer soles is not so easy to have corns.