Corn under foot

What you need:

• Corn plasters
• pumice

Corns usually arise where the skin is exposed to constant pressure. However, this is very painful especially under the foot and should be treated quickly.

Treating a corn under the foot

• Around Injuries To avoid on the foot, consider taking a foot bath. Soak the foot really well, about 15 minutes, then use a pumice stone to scrub the softened skin over the corn. You should do this process every three days until the corn is gone.
• Put a corn plaster on the corn and change it every two days. If the skin is really white and softened, you can remove it with a pumice stone. That band Aid use until the corn is removed.
• Never go to the area with a corneal knife. The risk of a cut is very high here.
• If you have a circulatory disorder in your legs or if you suffer from diabetes mellitus, you should have a medical pedicure. You will receive this as a prescription from your doctor. Self-treatment is very dangerous here, as wounds heal more poorly and can cause nasty inflammations and ulcers.
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Pressure points on the feet - how to avoid corns

Unsightly corns are caused by pressure points on the feet. This is a …

Provide relief

• As long as the area is stressed over and over again, the corn under the foot will not disappear or come back again and again. Have your doctor adjust orthopedic insoles for you. These can provide pressure relief.
• If the area hurts a lot while running, you may automatically assume a relieving posture and walk crooked or limp. That can be in the long run pains lead in the joints. Stick a compress or a piece of cotton wool on the pressure point. That way she can heal better.
• Only wear shoes that do not pinch. As soon as a shoe does not fit perfectly, pressure points occur which can later become corns.

Pressure points under the foot are to be treated quickly and, if necessary, shown to a doctor.