I have corns. What should I do? I'm in a hurry ... just wait ~ ~

I have a friend who also has corns, which is very painful. I can't even walk on my heels.

There are actually different degrees of corns.

Cornus is difficult to cure. At present, the best way is laser treatment, and corn paste is also effective. Be careful not to go to the roadside to dig corns for treatment. Although it's about 10 yuan, it's extremely unsanitary! Treatment requires a hygienic environment and disinfection equipment, otherwise contact with blood will cause infection of some diseases. The reason why they can be treated quickly may be that they are corroded by strong acid or alkali. This is also discouraged in medicine! The advantage of street pedicure is that the cost is much lower than that of hospitals. But it's absolutely unsanitary!

If you want to be quick, you have to go to the hospital for treatment. If you are not in a hurry, you can try the following indigenous method to treat corns. The advantages of this method are: 1 and no side effects. 2, the material is simple. 3, the operation is simple. Suitable for corns.

Green onions cure corns.

Take a short piece of fresh onion near the root, peel off the outermost thin skin, wash your feet with water, stick the scallion skin on the corns of your feet, and wrap it with clean white cloth. After a day and a night, the tenderness of the affected area will be significantly reduced, and the corns that have been stuck for a few days will become soft. In the end, you will recover.

In addition, Chinese medicine believes that corns are caused by long-term foot pressure, poor blood circulation, skin malnutrition and abnormal growth. Moreover, although corns are generally not easy to self-heal and heal, if the pathogenic factors are removed, they can naturally disappear and prevent recurrence. So I hope you can treat your feet well in the future, wear loose, suitable and soft shoes, or use a small sponge pad with holes to protect the parts from pressure.

Cornea is the most common foot disease, which is divided into hard and soft. It can occur on the soles of both feet, occasionally on the hands, and is common in young men. Cone-shaped horny cones often appear due to external pressure or friction, and the cone tip is inward. This lesion is most common between the soles of the feet of adults, and occasionally at the fingers. The number is one or several, and the distribution can be symmetrical or asymmetrical.

Hard corns are mostly located under the lateral metatarsal or near the center of the front of the sole. They are round or quasi-round, with a diameter of 1 ~ 2 cm. The surface is flat and smooth, yellowish and hard, and it is conical horny. The tips of the cones are embedded in the dermis, and there is a gray-white membrane under them, which is the corns synovial sac. There may be 1 or more cone-shaped cutin, because the hard cone tip is pressed into the dermis.

Soft corns are more common in the joint between feet. On the side or foot of one foot, the damage is often only 1, pea to broad bean size. The surface is grayish white due to impregnation, and the tenderness is obvious, especially at the tip of four or five feet.

Treatment: First, remove the pressure and friction exerted on the skin. If you don't wear high heels and hard-soled shoes and add soft insoles, corns are expected to disappear on their own. If it is not removed, it will be difficult to cure. Secondly, it can be handled according to the following methods.

1. Both soft and hard corns can be soaked in hot water with 30% salicylic acid collodion for external use/kloc-0 times a day. 1 week, remove the corns and their soft white parts until they fall off.

2. External use of commercially available corn cream. First, soak the affected area in hot water, and remove the overgrown keratin on the surface, and remove the central keratin plug as carefully as possible. Stick the red corn paste on this core and change the dressing/kloc-0 times a week. Before dressing change, cut off the white part until it falls off.

3. Cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen is feasible.

4. If all kinds of methods can't treat the corns, you can consider surgical resection.

Six methods of cleverly removing corns on feet

If there are corns on your feet, try to remove them in the following ways.

1. Take ebony 10 tablets, grind them into fine powder, put them in a bottle, soak them in sesame oil for 7 ~ 10 days, and make them into ointment. Soak the corn in warm salt water, remove the rough epidermis after it becomes soft, apply an appropriate amount of ointment on the corn, and then wrap it with gauze. Change the dressing every 12 hours, and 3 days is a course of treatment.

2. Take Cortex Lycii 10g and Flos Carthami 10g, grind them into fine powder, and add appropriate amount of sesame oil to make paste. After soaking feet in hot water every night, apply proper amount of medicine to the corns, then cover them with non-toxic plastic film and fix them with adhesive tape.

3. Take aloe vera and a little salt water and grind it into a paste. After soaking feet in hot water every night, apply proper amount of medicine to the corns, cover them with non-toxic plastic film, and then fix them with adhesive tape. Every day 1 time, 10 day is a course of treatment.

4. Take a purple garlic, a green onion and 3-5 pepper, mix them together and stick them on the corns, and seal them with adhesive tape. After 24 hours, remove the adhesive tape and medicine mud, 1 time can not be used again.

5. Take 1 water chestnut, 1 onion. Washing water chestnuts, draining water, and mashing into paste with a mortar; Apply the ointment to the corns, fix it with adhesive tape, and change the dressing after washing feet every night before going to bed 1 time.