Is there any simple and painless treatment for corns?

It depends on what type of corns you are. My medical history is a long time, and I guess it has something to do with wearing high heels. I don't look big, and I only see a little bit on my feet, but it hurts, and I guess it's a deep one.

The first time I went to the hospital to be hit with a laser, and I also injected anesthetic, I thought the hospital was more reliable, but I didn't expect to be lame for two months, bleeding and dying of pain. Later, I found that there were several other places on the feet, and after many inquiries, I knew that an old man was said to have some secret recipe (Changchun City, Jilin Province), so I found him in an inconspicuous place, of course, many people looked for him, the house was very small, and there were pennants on the wall or something. That's where I got my corn cured.

And he didn't suffer at all. In fact, the principle is clear, he also cleaned up the corns first, dug it briefly, applied it with a kind of ointment, wrapped it with tape, and changed the dressing about once a week or so, and he treated it and then applied the medicine. It's also the kind that plays a corrosive role.

The number of dressing changes is determined according to the severity of the corn, mine is not particularly big, about a month or more, four or five times to change the medicine, it is fine. There was no strong pain during this period, which was much better than the time in the hospital.

After this **, I have been fine for two years, but in the previous stage, I found that the corns in the place where I had been treated by the hospital had grown again, because I am no longer in Changchun City, so I can't find a miracle doctor to see. It's not very effective to put on corn ointment, because it hurts, and I can't stand it after a few times, and I don't know how to deal with it. I'm not sure where the corns are, so I can't stick them down, so I can hold them up for a few weeks and then they start to hurt again, and now I'm still in torment!

I don't know which city you are in, if you are in that place you can see roadside signs, stalls, or small stores, **corns nail fungus or something, in fact, many of them are effective, and the methods used should be the same as those I used to find a miracle doctor. I just need you to change the dressing every week or something, but it's not bothersome and it doesn't hurt very much. Hold on.

But roadside stores are relatively expensive, but there is no way, this thing is also a stubborn disease, and you can only try your luck at the same time.

I wish you a speedy ** and I wish me a speedy ride to get rid of this nasty thing.

Yes Go to the pharmacy and buy corn cream, just stick it and I wish you all the best.

Corn cream should be pasted for a week, and a piece of protrusion is more uncomfortable, but it's good to get through it, when it's a little loose, shake the macro world more, and wait until it can fall off, just be ruthless and pull it out.

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.

Method: 1Celery 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.

2.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.

3.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.

4.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.

5.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.

6.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.

7.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.

8.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 **.

9.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.

10.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. Ume liquid preparation method:

60 grams of black plums, 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.

Hope it helps!

It is recommended to apply the juice of wild sweet potato.

It is recommended to try drugs**, many antibacterial and anti-inflammatory topical ointments have the effect of **soft corns. If you don't want to use drugs, you can also use minimally invasive surgery to remove it, which is the fastest way to remove soft corns, through small needles and knives, etc., and the effect is better, usually will not be again**.

It can be done in the way of traditional Chinese medicine**.

People with corns should try to avoid foot friction and compression, and choose suitable shoes to alleviate or prevent the aggravation of the condition.

The doctor will choose the appropriate method according to the severity of the patient's condition, and those with mild symptoms are generally treated with topical plasters or ointments, and those with poor results or severe conditions can be treated with laser, freezing and surgical resection.

Corn plaster can be used, but it should be applied for a long time. You can also go to the hospital for a minor operation and have it removed.