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Corn foot below my toe

2016-06-23 15:57:59
Hi, I started using a corn cap on my left leg for the past 4 days. The surrounding area started to swell and become soft.its causing pain as well. Unable to walk properly on the left toe.left leg started to swell well. Please suggest a diagnosis.
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Its looking like a plantar wart, take antiinflammatory medication for 3-5 days for swelling caused by corn cap,later wart can be removed by electrocauterization method or laser

Answered2016-06-24 07:35:31

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Hi thanks for the query,well by the look of the picture you sent it looks like you have a wart and not a corn.wart is a viral infection of the skin.see a dermatologist near you and they will suggest you treatment options.ablative procedure is the best way to get rid of it.ask for laser treatment.all the best.

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