how to cure a corn
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on your finger or sole of foot?
what about piles leh?
dont say google hor. i go search good i get yu mi...i finding for ji yan .. right? -
apply corn plaster?
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buy the plaster from pharmacy
or see doctor
the doctor will spray something on it and scrap it off with a blade -
Wads a corn ? That 1 can eat 1 ar ?
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please go google 'corn foot'Originally posted by rathcycle:Wads a corn ? That 1 can eat 1 ar ?
and go look at the pics
i dont wanna put it up here. -
huh?
use nitro n freeze it off -
it'll be hilarious if he used liquid nitrogen to freeze his piles off
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i dont have piles la! i only got corn XD
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ya the doc will freeze it using some kinda kamikal then he skrape it off..
last time i kerna korn i use nail klipper to cut the skin off...
a corn is a pach of infected skin
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well, you asked about piles
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then how then how? i want ownself do but i scared sia. haha or use the plaster but i heard is some kind of acid that will eat or burn the corn. and i read it is dangerous if used on a healthy person.Originally posted by sand king:ya the doc will freeze it using some kinda kamikal then he skrape it off..
last time i kerna korn i use nail klipper to cut the skin off...
a corn is a pach of infected skin -
a corn if i am not wrong used to be caused by viral infections or something that made the skin swelled.....anyway if you have salicylic acid....use it at the most concentrated form.....it should kill the corn...........and my oh my.....what a yummy corn bud you have there.....
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See a doctor. And use those drop medication on it. After it dry, for like half a day, peel it off, then re apply again, den peel it off.
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Corns appear as a horny thickening of the skin on the toes. This thickening appears as a cone shaped mass pointing down into the skin. Hard corns are usually located on the outer surface of the little toe or on the upper surface of the other toes, but can occur between the toes. A soft corn occurs between the toes and are kept soft by the moisture in this area. A callus is more diffuse area of thickening and does not have the focal point of the corn.Originally posted by udontknowme:
never knew corn can be horny too
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corn?!
is the corn sick???? you have to take it to a farmer u know! only the farmer will know how to cure bad corn. -
liquid nitrogen, acid and knife. Hope your doctor is in a good mood....
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Corns will disappear after time. I had one on my palm and it disappeared leaving no trace it was even there. I was told they grow coz blood flows through them.
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go national skin centre see doctor they'll cure with liq N2
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For calluses on the feet an inexpensive home remedy is to dissolve a foot soap powder composed of borax, iodine and bran in warm water and soak the feet in the water for 15 to 20 minutes. This softens the calluses so that layers of dead skin can be rubbed away with a cloth towel. Repeated soaking over a period of several days can often allow removal of even the core with nothing more than the friction of the cloth towel. If this fails, 80 grit sandpaper can also remove the skin.
Most corns and calluses located under the foot are caused by the pressure of the foot's bones pressing against the skin, possibly preventing it from moving with the shoe or the ground. While well-fitting shoes will help some of these problems, occasionally some other degree of intervention is required to completely rid the foot of the problem. The most basic treatment is to put a friction-reducing insole or material into the shoe, or against the foot. In some cases, this will reduce the painfulness without actually making the callus go away.
In many situations, a change in the function of the foot by use of an orthotic device is required. This reduces friction and pressure, allowing the skin to rest and to stop forming protective skin coverings. -
2 Choice
1 = Buy Corn Plaster from Pharmacy, it works
2 = See a doctor. He'll do something about it, it's for the fat wallets.