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How Treat Corns And Calluses?
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Prevention
In most cases, you can help to prevent corns and calluses by wearing shoes that fit properly. In particular, choose low-heeled, comfortable shoes that have enough space around the toes. Wear socks to cushion any areas of unusual rubbing or pressure, and use foot powder to reduce friction.
Treatment
If your corns and calluses are painful, your doctor may trim or shave away some of the thickened skin to relieve pain and pressure in the affected area. Although many people can do this...
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Corns and calluses
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Corns and calluses are thickened layers of skin caused by repeated pressure or friction. Alternative Names Calluses and corns ... Read more »
Corns
Source: HealthCentral Encyclopedia
A callus is a thickened pad of skin, usually on the weight-bearing portion of the sole, that results from chafing and pressure.A corn is a highly... Read more »
Callus Removers Top Uses and How to Use
Source: First DataBank
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