Should you continue to wear corns if the corns are swollen and painful?

Let's pause. Clinical manifestations: corns are thickened conical cuticles caused by long-term friction or compression, with the tip of the keratinous central nucleus deep into the skin and the base exposed.

It is usually more common in young people, and it is more common on the soles and toes of the feet, and if the tip of the corn compresses the nerve endings, it will make walking painful. The size of the corns varies, from small grains of rice to large grains of beans, with smooth and obvious elevations on the surface, clear boundaries, and most of the warts are pale yellow or dark yellow, with an inverted cone-shaped keratin plug embedded in the dermis in the center. The surface is rough, keratinization is obvious, hard, gray-yellow or stained brown, single or multiple, generally without conscious symptoms, more likely to occur on the fingers, the back of the hand, the edge of the foot, etc.

**: I practice, soak the affected area in warm water for 30 minutes, remove the surface cuticle with a blade, soaking while cutting, the depth is appropriate, do not see blood, disinfect with alcohol, drop the wind oil essence into the corn ointment and even drop, and stick the corn ointment on the affected area. Generally, after 3 days, there will be a dot in the middle, and there are many black whiskers, repeat the previous steps, remove the white skin, (in case of bleeding, wait for the wound to heal) and then apply the corn plaster to the affected area.

There is pain in the middle of the medication, and it is applied again until the black beard is gone. After removing the white skin, disinfect it with alcohol, put on a band-aid, and change it every day, so you don't need it if it doesn't hurt. There are various methods on the Internet, but I haven't tried it, be careful!

Prevention: Wear well-fitting and soft boots and shoes, or use a small sponge pad with holes to protect the area from pressure.

Don't continue to stick, what you have to do now is to stop, let your wound recover and then continue to stick it is easy to get infected, and it will be difficult to get infected if you are infected.

Don't keep posting. It should be anti-inflammatory first. Corn ointment has a corrosive effect.

It is really troublesome to paste corns ointment, there is a cocoon quality flat that also specializes in the treatment of corns, traditional Chinese medicine, you can apply it, and it doesn't hurt.

Yes. 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.External use of the day d health pad d net fall off.

Corns are very troublesome to treat, either not treated, or treated thoroughly, otherwise it will become more and more serious repeatedly, tell you about the longest corn cream, some people say it can be cured, some say it is not the top thing, which is mainly too dependent on corn cream, (that is, only paste, don't care about it in the future, let the corn fall off by itself, some can**, some roots are deeper, and they haven't been able to go to the root at a time, so they will grow out again).

What about me, soak my feet in warm water for ten minutes before sticking it for the first time, then paste it for 2 days, tear off the corn patch after 2 days, soak my feet for ten minutes, cut the outer layer of dead skin with a blade, slow down, cut to what position, that is, the dead skin is gone, and the layer of fresh meat leaks out, and I can't cut it now. Because it's still deep, you have to cut it slowly, don't pull the skin, so it's easy to have a wound, and you can't continue to stick it if you have a wound, (Note: If it's bad, you can dig out the piece of meat near the corn, my classmate is so ruthless).

Then continue to paste it, and go down in turn, and you will find that the corn slowly goes down because there is a bud-like thing on the meat, that is, there is a small black dot or a few in the middle of what you see. Well, a few millimeters further down that point is the corn.

Every time you paste a sharp blade to deal with the dead skin, ensure that your new corn paste can act on the latest corns at the bottom, until you see that the meat is the same as all around, and finally paste the corns on, soak your feet once every 2 days, no need to cut them again, this step is to prevent recurrence.

I don't know how to ask again. By the way, maybe looking at the trouble, you can deal with it yourself for a week or two, and you will basically understand.

If it hurts, don't keep sticking it.

Seven ways to soften and remove corns.

1. Use salt water to relieve pain: If you have pain due to corns, you can soak it in a solution made of salt and warm water to relieve the pain.

2. Soaking chamomile tea: Soaking corny feet into chamomile tea will soften the crust.

3. Rub off thick calluses: Immerse your feet in comfortable hot water for a few minutes. Then, use a cocoon file to gently remove the top crust.

Fourth, prevent microscopic progress: when the corn just appears, it should be gently massaged with lanolin immediately.

5. Cushion each other: Since corns are caused by the bones in adjacent toes rubbing against each other, you should place a cushion between the toes to separate them.

6. Covering: Cover a small gauze towel or absorbent cotton on the affected area, and then cover it with a thin layer of cotton twill.

7. Wear suitable shoes: On some special occasions, women can wear high heels, but in daily life, low-heeled shoes are better.

Corn ointment is a corrosive ointment, and of course there will be a painful sensation. It is recommended that it is best not to use it.

Many friends have reported that after using corn patches, the more they will stick, the more painful they will be, in fact, this is a normal phenomenon, this is the effect of the drug on the corrosive effect of corns, so it will hurt, do not need to worry.

Why does corn ointment hurt more and more the more you stick it?

When using corn paste, because corn paste contains pharmaceutical ingredients that can corrode corns, while corroding the corns, it can also cause corrosion to the normal tissues around the corns, so after applying the corn paste, the patient's diseased part will feel a certain amount of pain, if the corrosive effect of the drug is relatively strong, it is likely to cause the corns to feel more and more painful after applying the corn cream, so the corn paste sometimes hurts more and more.

Is it normal to be painful with corns.

If the patient feels a certain amount of pain after applying the corn ointment, it means that the corn part has been corroded by the drug, which is a normal phenomenon, and the corn paste can be continued at this time, but if the pain in the affected area becomes stronger and stronger after the corn ointment is applied, and it causes serious discomfort to the patient's normal life, it is usually recommended not to continue to use the corn ointment**.

Usage of cornhole patches.

Read the instructions carefully before using the corns, wash the feet, soak the corns to soften them, scrape off the calluses on the outer layer of the corns, and then stick the corns in the middle of the affected area until the corns are no longer used.

Precautions for patients with corn ointment.

Whether it is when the corn is pasted or after the corn is completely pulled out, we must pay attention to the hygiene of the feet to avoid infection, and we must pay attention to the comfort of wearing shoes after the corns, and often have different shoes to avoid the feet being squeezed again for a long time.

In addition, patients with diabetes should not use corn patches, otherwise the ulcer ** will be difficult to heal.

1. When using corn ointment, because the corn ointment contains pharmaceutical ingredients that can corrode the corn, while corroding the corn, it can also corrode the normal tissues around the corn, so after the corns are applied, the patient's diseased part will feel a certain amount of pain, if the corrosive effect of the drug is relatively strong, it is likely to cause the corns to feel more and more painful after the corn paste is applied, so the corn paste sometimes hurts more and more.

2 Subject to availability.

If the patient feels a certain amount of pain after applying the corn ointment, it means that the corn part has been corroded by the drug, which is a normal phenomenon, and the corn ointment can be continued at this time, but if the pain in the affected area becomes stronger and stronger after the corn ointment is applied, and it causes serious discomfort to the patient's normal life, it is usually recommended not to continue to use the corn ointment**.

3. Immediately stop using corn ointment and seek medical attention in time**.

If after using corn ointment, the patient's corn part is more and more painful, indicating that the damage caused by the corn ointment to the patient's ** is more serious, if the use of corn ointment is not stopped, it may cause more serious damage to the patient's normal ** tissue, and will bring more pain to the patient, so if after using the corn ointment, the more painful it is, you should immediately stop using the corn ointment, and seek medical attention in time**.

4 Most likely.

Because the drug ingredients in the corn paste will not only cause corrosiveness to the corns, but also cause corrosion to the normal **, when the drugs in the corn cream gradually corrode the corns, it will still cause corrosion, so the corn plaster is likely to cause pain in the end.