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Foot corns

2022-03-03 21:23:07
In my foot there are small foot corns. Which are increasing. They are quite painful. I'm using corn caps bit still not getting fine.
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Corns are recurring. May need some other options.
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Answered2022-03-04 03:27:20

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It can be cleared with specific medicine... for detailed information do direct online consultation with photos

Answered2022-03-04 01:15:45

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It could be corn or a viral infection Consult online with pictures for proper diagnosis and treatment

Answered2022-03-04 05:11:22

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