What are the consequences of not treating corns

Although corns are not a very serious or fatal disease, they are often accompanied by unbearable pain. Corns on the feet will become more severe due to friction when we walk daily. Corns are a very annoying disease, but some people ignore it because it is not fatal and do not seek treatment for a long time. Let us understand what consequences will occur if corns are not treated?

If you don't care, it will probably get longer and longer.

Corns are usually caused by prolonged local pressure and friction, which causes the skin's stratum corneum to thicken and become nodules. They are more common on the feet. To remove and prevent corns, it is best to:

1. It is best to wear half-new, loose, well-fitting cloth shoes or rubber-soled shoes. The soles should not be too hard, and no part of the foot should be squeezed.

2. It is best not to tie the shoelaces too tight or too loose.

3. Choose insoles and socks that are of appropriate size, moderate hardness and softness, and keep them dry.

4. When walking, if sand, stones or other foreign objects get into your shoes, take them out in time.

5. Pay attention to trimming your toenails regularly. If the toenails are too long and not trimmed, they can easily form nodules, which can lead to corns.

6. You can soak your feet in hot water frequently, which can prevent corns to a certain extent.

7. If you have already developed corns, it is recommended to use Eushubizhi Clear Cream to remove them. It is best to use it twice a day and it will be cured in one cycle.

If you really ignore it, it may become more painful, or grow larger.

Corns are a very common foot skin disease in our daily life, so we must pay attention to some details and take good care of the prevention and treatment of corns.

1. Soak the hard corns in water until they soften, about 15 minutes, then apply Eushubizhi Clear Cream to remove the corns.

2. Corn pads can protect corns from more pressure and friction, but they are corrosive.

3. Give the corns space to move and put some cotton or wool between the toes.

4. Do not use any corn ointment.

5. Wear shoes that fit well and allow your toes to move freely.

6. Throw away your high heels.

7. Buy shoes at night because feet are usually the largest at night.

8. Try on shoes while standing, and use larger feet to try them on.

9. The shoes are too old and the seams are broken, which may rub your feet. Pay attention to the seams of the socks as well.

10. Do not peel it with your hands or scrape it with a scraper.

Steps/Methods:

1 It is recommended to take action before corns are initially formed. In the early stages, corns are just a small circle of hardened skin and rarely cause pain. Massaging the local skin with lanolin early can soften the corn and reduce its response to pressure, and then using a pad to relieve local pressure.

2 The more popular method is to remove corns through physical methods such as surgery, but if the symptoms are not particularly serious, you can also treat it yourself first. Corn ointment is a generally effective medicine, you can just buy some to treat it yourself. 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.

3. Wear soft-soled shoes at ordinary times, avoid walking for long periods of time, do not share bathing utensils with others, and make sure to wash new socks before wearing them. Seek early treatment after discovering symptoms and do not pick at the wound with your hands to prevent cross infection. If the pain is unbearable during an attack, soaking your feet in salt or hot water can provide temporary relief.

Note:

Corns are also a rather troublesome disease. Our method of treating corns is to remember to wash your feet every day when you go home. After that, use scissors to cut off the hard skin of the corns, and then apply corn ointment. After a few days of use, the symptoms of corns will be relieved.