What happened to the corns?
Corns are a common skin problem that usually develops due to localized thickening of the skin caused by long-term friction or pressure. It most commonly occurs on the feet, especially on the soles of the feet or between the toes, but can also occur on the fingers or other areas of stress. The following is a detailed analysis of corns, including causes, symptoms, treatment and prevention methods.
1. Causes of corns
Corns are mainly caused by:
| Type of cause | Specific instructions |
|---|---|
| Long-term friction or squeezing | Wearing ill-fitting shoes, standing or walking for long periods of time |
| abnormal bone structure | Foot deformities (such as hammertoes, flat feet) that increase local pressure |
| Occupational or athletic habits | Athletes, dancers, etc. frequently use specific parts |
2. Symptoms of corns
Corns usually exhibit the following characteristics:
| Symptom type | Detailed description |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Round or oval hard cuticle that may be translucent in the center |
| touch | Hard and well-defined, painful when pressed |
| accompanying reaction | Redness, inflammation, or swelling of surrounding skin |
3. Treatment and prevention of corns
The treatment of corns needs to be carried out in stages:
| Processing method | Specific measures |
|---|---|
| home care | Use eye patches, soak in warm water and then gently exfoliate |
| medical intervention | Cryotherapy, laser surgery or professional removal by a doctor |
| prevention methods | Choose loose-fitting shoes, use pressure-relieving pads, and keep feet clean and dry |
4. Recent hot and related topics
According to the popularity data of the entire network in the past 10 days, the following discussions related to corns have attracted more attention:
| topic | heat index | Main points of dispute |
|---|---|---|
| "Safety of internet celebrity corn patch" | 8.5/10 | Some products contain strong acid ingredients that can cause skin damage |
| "Risk of corns treated in foot spa" | 7.2/10 | Unprofessional operations lead to increased cases of infection |
| "Sneaker Pressure Reduction Technology" | 6.8/10 | Evaluation of the effectiveness of anti-corn insoles launched by the brand |
5. Things to note
1.Diabetic patients should handle with caution: The nerve sensitivity of the foot is low and self-treatment can easily lead to infection.
2.Differentiate between corns and plantar warts: The latter is caused by a virus and requires antiviral treatment.
3.Relapse warning: If there is no improvement within 6 weeks or recurrence, bone or gait problems need to be investigated.
Although corns are a minor problem, correct understanding and scientific treatment can effectively avoid complications. It is recommended to choose an intervention method based on your own situation and seek medical treatment in time when necessary.
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