There is a hard lump between the toes

Corns are a relatively common foot disease. When corns appear on the feet, they will have a great impact on the patient's physical health and daily life. When corns appear on the feet, you will feel extreme pain and your walking will be affected. At this time, it is best to go to a regular hospital for treatment, and rest more after treatment. After the foot is completely healed, you can do some activities.

Method 1

If there are many large corns, they are extremely painful and cause difficulty in movement, it is best to seek medical treatment so that they can be removed quickly. Generally, laser burning or freezing is used. It is a bit painful, but you just have to endure it. You can also have corns removed, but the corns will be left with holes and holes, which is horrible to look at, and it will take some time to recover. Some pedicure places also offer corn removal services.

Method 2

Hospitals and other institutions often use physical methods such as surgery to remove corns, which are more likely to recur. Therefore, try to solve these minor problems yourself. Corn ointment is a generally effective medicine, you can just buy some and use it for treatment. Using corn plaster to treat requires patience. It often takes more than half a month to heal, and some even need to be used continuously for more than three months. In order to make the corn ointment more effective, use a sharp blade to remove the thick and hard dead skin on the surface of the corn before each use. The process of using corn plaster is also quite painful.

Method 3

Some corns are more stubborn and will recur after surgery or medication such as corn ointments. For these stubborn people, they need to be treated with folk remedies proven by patients.

Method 4

A more commonly used and effective traditional method is fumigation and baking. The smoking materials generally include dry tobacco leaves, mugwort, perilla, mint, camphor bark, etc., and the auxiliary materials include cooling oil, wind oil, aged vinegar, etc. Generally, only one of the smoking materials and auxiliary materials is used. First, use a sharp blade to scrape off the thick dead skin on the corns, then apply cooling oil, etc., and then place the corns close to the burning mugwort or other smoking materials for fumigation. Smoke and roast once a day, each time for half an hour. The fumigation and baking method also needs to be used consistently to be effective, and generally it will take more than half a month to heal. One advantage of this treatment is that it is non-invasive and less likely to cause bacterial infection.

Method 5

Another effective method is the stimulation method, which uses irritating substances such as garlic, chili, ginger, and raw papaya milk to corrode corns, with garlic being the most commonly used method. Mash the garlic, add salt and mix well, then apply to the corns. This method also requires persistent use to be effective, and generally takes more than half a month to be cured. This method is the same as corn plaster, which may cause wounds and is quite painful. If the wound is infected, please go to the hospital for anti-inflammatory treatment in time.

In addition to active treatment, corns also require daily maintenance. Wear soft shoes that are well ventilated and breathable, and change your socks and wash your feet frequently.