There was a bag on the sole of the foot, and a lot of blood came out 200

It's corns, and it looks scary. A lump of flesh grew on the lower side.

Corns are keratinous hyperplasia that occurs due to long-term squeezing or rubbing, corns generally appear on the toes, which are conical keratinous hyperplasias, and calluses are plaque-like keratinous hyperplasias, which mainly occur in the hands, feet, fingers, and toes that are rubbed or squeezed.

Medications** such as salicylic acid may be available if symptoms are not severe. You can cut a round hole with the plaster**, the size is the same as the corn, stick it on the affected area, expose the corn, sprinkle with salicylic acid powder, and then cover it with the plaster. Generally, change the dressing once every 3 5 days, after removing the residual powder before each dressing change, soak the feet with hot water, and scrape off the softened keratin until all the corns are removed.

Serious can choose professional physical instruments**,**Methods include:

1. Liquid nitrogen freezing liquid nitrogen freezing method is light in pain and quick in effect. The corns are partially frozen to death by using low-temperature liquid nitrogen, and the corns tissue turns black and falls off after two to three days to achieve the best effect. This method is only slightly uncomfortable during freezing.

Comparatively speaking, the cost is a little more expensive than the external application of drugs.

2. Acupuncture. Take the silver needle and heat the needle with an alcohol lamp to heat the needle like a corn, then use an alcohol lamp to heat the tail of the silver needle, and remove the silver needle after a while.

3. Surgical excision. Surgical resection should be performed on patients who are located in the plantar weight-bearing area of the foot, who have severe pain in walking, who have not responded to drugs**, or who have recurrent infections, after the inflammation has subsided.

This is typical corns. Don't worry, just go to the ** department of the hospital to prescribe some plasters and put them on, and it won't take a few days to go down.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital as soon as possible, I am afraid that the situation is not very good.

Is it like a volcano, with a small bud in the middle?

I've had that too.

If there is a lump or trauma on the foot, there will be swelling, which makes people feel very uncomfortable, if there is a bag on the foot suddenly, the cause is very many, it may also be due to local swelling or tissue hyperplasia caused by this phenomenon, if there is a serious trauma, it may also cause the symptoms of a bag on the foot, according to the different causes of the patient's disease, if the shoe is worn, it may also cause the phenomenon of a bag on the foot, It is best to change comfortable shoes in a timely manner.

Step Method:

1 Suddenly bulging a bag on the foot, this patient will not have adverse effects, or it may be due to the squeezing of the shoes caused by this phenomenon, so you should usually change comfortable shoes, which can include significant reduction, or you can choose local massage or pick up the method of pus and blood**.

2 A bag suddenly appears on the instep, which may be caused by the squeezing or wear of the shoes, if there is a disease such as bone hyperplasia, it may also cause the symptoms of a small bag on the instep, you should choose the appropriate ** plan to control the development of the disease, you can also go to the orthopedic department for **.

3. If there is a bulge on the instep of the foot, or there is a local hematoma, the cause is very complex, so you should go to the hospital for physical examination in time, and you should use external drugs to adjust in time to avoid the obvious increase of the mass, and you can also choose to use the village sampling method to judge the condition.

There are many possibilities for long bags on the soles of the feet, which may be caused by athlete's foot, which is generally white and transparent blisters, that is, bags; It may be caused by shoe discomfort, which is easy to rub the foot and produce the bag, which will also hurt once the shoes are worn; It may be that there is a corn; In severe cases, it may also be bone hyperplasia, lipoma, fibroma, etc., all of which are possible, but although they are all packaged, the specific symptoms are still different.

There are also many types of athlete's foot, some are blister-type, some are keratinized, and some are erosive, because you can't see where your bag looks and what it looks like, so there is no way to tell. However, blister-type athlete's foot is generally more common between the toes, the center of the foot and other parts, and its package is relatively small, sometimes it is white and transparent pus, and sometimes it may be yellow pus; The keratinized athlete's foot is mostly desquamation, keratin thickening and dry cracking; The erosion is mostly between the toes, and the ** between the toes is whitish peeling, and the epidermis will have a certain erosion after rubbing. But no matter what kind of athlete's foot, there will be a certain itchiness, otherwise there wouldn't be so many people who always scratch their feet when they have athlete's foot.

Generally, shoes are not suitable for long-term walking will cause the occurrence of corns, corns are conical corn-shaped corn-like keratinous growths that occur when the soles of the feet or toes are squeezed or rubbed for a long time, and people who often walk or stand for a long time are especially common, often related to occupation. When the patient stands or walks, the corns can compress the local sensory nerves, causing severe pain, making it difficult for the patient to walk, but this situation is relatively good**, after removing the local compression or friction, the corns can gradually soften and return to normal**.

Consider corns possibly.

It is best to go for prompt treatment after diagnosis.

Corns are localized, conical keratin hyperplasia caused by local long-term compression and friction of the feet. Commonly known as "meat thorns". People who stand and walk for long periods of time are more likely to develop antagonism, and friction and compression are the main triggers.

**Method. 1. Physics**.

Electrocautery is infiltrated, carbon dioxide laser cautery, and contact X-ray irradiation.

2. Surgical excision.

3. External use of cracked ridges should be ointment.

Tianjian foot pads are clean.