Removal of Corns Questions

wear properly fitting shoes to avoid corns in future and using protective pads. Medicated patches can help remove corns .

Hello sir in my view you should stop using it let the burned part heal and follow it. For better review you should visit a plastic surgeon.

U should ask your consulting physician. Homeopathy has good results in removing corns, I don't think you will need corn caps.

Homeopathy have effective medication for corns..
Apply a shea butter on corn while sleeping time..
Wash it with good soap if its opened to prevent infection..
apply ice packs to releive pain of its paining..
apply shea butter with some good moisturiser to smoothen corn ..

Soak your foot in warm water. Make sure the corn is fully submerged for about 10 minutes or until the skin softens.
Use corn caps.
In rare cases ,surgical removal is required

Hello. The corns are difficult to treat and even more to prevent recurrence, At our center we do take care to solve both this issue. The corns, once they grow into the subcutaneous layer, then the corn caps or acid based creams are of no use. The excision will give you a complete relief of the acute symptoms. Further recurrence prevention will be guided to you accordingly. U can get in touch with me online for knowing any more details.

The corns need to be treated if they are painful or it can be left untreated . You can try a corn cap to remove it

Take Homeopathy medicine for best results
1) Antim crud 200. 4 pills. 3 times a day for 30 days See the results and contact me for Follow up. Thanks
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Hello. The corns are difficult to treat and even more to prevent recurrence, At our center we do take care to solve both this issue. The corns, once they grow into the subcutaneous layer, then the corn caps or acid based creams are of no use. The excision will give you a complete relief of the acute symptoms. Further recurrence prevention will be guided to you accordingly. U can get in touch with me online for knowing any more details.

Hello. The corns occur in the feet due to various reasons. Identification of the cause helps in resolving it most of the times. Just excising the corn will not prevent its recurrence, Few post op precautions, care and lifestyle changes will be required. Thats what we guide our patients at our center, and hardly we see any recurrent corns. Consult a podiatrist near you to know more and get the best guidance, or you can contact me for the same.