Does digging corns hurt

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When I was a freshman in military training, it was easy to get sand in my shoes. After military training, I found that there was a hard knot on my foot. Later I learned that it was corns. I picked it up with a needle and handed it over with scissors. However, the scope became larger and larger. I walked with my toe tendons pulling. I had been tossing about for a whole year. Those days were really miserable. Later, my mother taught me a local method, which would be fine in two weeks. So I hope to share this method with all of you.

Does digging corns hurt

First, soak your feet with hot water. The water temperature should not be too low, about 50 degrees. It's crispy and hot. After soaking well, wipe it with a towel. It can't be too dry. It's necessary to leave a little water. It's convenient for the next step.

Second: pick out the hard skin with a needle, and then hand it over with scissors. In a few days, there will be black whiskers. This must be removed, or it will be repeated. After cutting, apply purple potion to the affected area with a cotton swab and dry it.

Third: after that, the cutin will regenerate. You need to follow the above steps for about two weeks. The root of the corns will loosen and fall off automatically soon. After falling off, there will be pits. Don't worry, the pits will grow flat.

matters needing attention

It's better to take time off and walk less. Shoes or sandals with soft soles.