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Corn in lower side of foot

2019-04-27 04:42:41
Small corns not much developed but hard skin visible below the thumb . Paining . One corn in centre , fully developed .
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Don't worry.. Medicine available for good improvement......As the treatment varies depending on the severity... Send photos of the affected area, by direct online consultation for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Answered2019-04-28 05:15:23

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Need for Corn Paring- with TCA - mild acid to be applied. By doctor only . Please take online consultation or visit Dr Karishma Aesthetics for Corn Treatment . Doctor will remove the dead skin every week and apply Tricholoriacetic acid
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Please see the doctor
Health Tips
Do not take self medication

Answered2019-04-27 05:43:38

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