How to treat corns on feet effectively

Corns on the feet are quite common. If they are serious, they will often affect walking and cause pain in the soles of the feet. There are many ways to treat corns. You can use some folk remedies for treatment, such as leeks or cooling oil. As long as the treatment is proper, good results can generally be achieved. Of course, if it is more serious, you still need to go to the hospital for regular treatment.

1. Chives are delicious, but they can also treat corns.

When you get corns, remember to buy some leeks, wash them and chop them up together with the stems and roots, and then apply them to the areas where you have corns. Change the leeks once a day. It will take a long time, perhaps about ten days, for them to be effective. Of course, when using leeks, you can also use ginger.

2. Cooling oil can also treat corns

After washing your feet, apply the cooling oil to the area where you have corns several times, and then use a lit cigarette to fumigate the affected area. This way, the cooling oil will be completely absorbed by the affected area. In this way, after a few days of treatment, your corns will disappear, and the best thing is, there will be no trace left.

3. Old onions can treat corns

It's the same principle. When you have corns, remember to wash your feet thoroughly before treatment. At this time, after washing your feet, take an old onion, and remember to cut it into thin slices near the root. Then stick the onion on the affected corns on your washed feet and seal it with adhesive tape. Remember to change the onion once a day. In a few days, your corns will fall off. This treatment is painless and very effective. You may as well give it a try.

4. Evergreen can treat corns

In fact, evergreen is not only an ornamental plant, but also a good medicinal material that is often grown at home. If you have corns, using evergreen is a good choice. That is, soak your feet in warm water for a while, and remember to add salt to the water. Use a knife to remove the old skin from the soaked corns, then take the leaves of evergreen, wash them, mash them and apply them to the areas where you have corns, wrap them with gauze, and after a few days of treatment, the corns will completely disappear without any traces.

5. Celery leaves can treat corns

When we cook, we don’t like to use celery leaves and we always throw them away. In fact, celery leaves can treat corns. After washing the celery leaves, pinch them into a small handful. It is best if juice comes out. At this time, apply the celery leaves to the areas where we have corns until the juice dries up. In this way, if you wipe it three to four times a day, the corns on your feet will be absorbed clean in less than a week.