Basically it's a Corny growth, i can understand the anxiety behind,..and yes , this can be easily treated by homoeopathic treatment,, let's do the proper case taking and proceed for the further cure...No need to be anxious  about this , it can be treated well..For the treatment you can connect online with me,and I will suggest you proper treatment, you will be more satisfied...try it out..stay healthy and safe 👍🏻😊

Seems like pit or can be a corn - a detailed consultation is required to come at a conclusion .

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Looks like neither. Just a depression/pit created by gravel. Examination would give a better perspective.

It's corn. It can be well treated with homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects. You need an expert Homeopathic physician asap.

Yes, homoeopathic treatment can cure. But need more details. Consult and provide the required details.

Hello, thank you for sharing the image and explaining your concern. I understand your anxiety, especially since your work involves long hours of standing. Based on the photo and your description, this appears more likely to be an early pressure-related lesion, such as a developing corn (clavus) or localized callosity, rather than an active plantar wart at this stage. The reasons are: It is painless Skin lines are largely preserved No black dots, bleeding points, or tenderness on pressure, which are more typical of warts In hoteliers and people who stand or walk for prolonged hours, repeated pressure and friction on the sole can cause thickening of skin at focal points, leading to a small bump that you can feel before pain starts. At present, since it is not painful and not affecting your routine, this does not look alarming. Early care can prevent progression. What you can do now: Avoid tight or hard footwear; use well-cushioned shoes or insoles Do not cut, scratch, or apply chemical corn removers Keep the feet clean and dry Gentle moisturizing of the sole can help reduce pressure-related thickening About homeopathy: Homeopathy can be helpful in early-stage corns, callosities, and plantar warts, especially when treated constitutionally and with attention to lifestyle factors. The choice of medicine depends on: Exact appearance of the lesion Pressure sensitivity Sweating of feet General health and work pattern Since this is an early lesion, timely treatment can prevent it from becoming painful or larger. I would recommend an in-person or online consultation for proper evaluation and individualized treatment rather than self-medication. If you notice pain on walking, rapid increase in size, or black pinpoint spots, get it reviewed promptly. You can continue your routine work without worry for now, but early attention is a wise step. Regards Dr jyoti kadkol Health Global Homeopathy vijaynagar Bangalore www.healthglobalclinics.com

It looks like corn Take antim crud 30CH

Hello. Based on your complains and picture it is concluded that u hv foot corn. And yes it is treatable in homoeopathy. Need more details for your case. Please connect for the same.

Yes it's corn foot And yes homoeopathy can surely help on this For more details consult.

Hi... Don't worry. Homeopathy has an excellent medicines for corn. Needs your complete details. Kindly consult  me on nine zero seven nine double zero four zero nine four for proper evaluation and treatment

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Hello Is it painful ,you have to give me details regarding it so I can prescribe you the best remedy

Hai, Its corn. Never exchange shoes and wear properly fit shoes. Homoeopathy can completely cure this.

Hello Practo user from the photo it looks likes early stage of corn or can be foot wart due to long standing. For proper homeopathic medicines need detailed history. Consult online for that

Hello, Based on your description and the images, this appears to be a small localized thickening under the foot, which is commonly seen due to pressure, friction, early corn, plantar callus, or a benign skin lesion. Since you stand and work long hours, mechanical stress on the foot is an important factor. The good part is that early-stage conditions like this are usually very manageable when addressed properly. The key is correct diagnosis, ruling out things like plantar wart vs corn, and then treating the root cause rather than just the surface. Treatment depends on: • Exact nature of the bump • Duration and progression • Pressure points while walking/standing • Footwear and work routine I would suggest a proper clinical evaluation so that the treatment can be individualized for you. Avoid self-medication for now, as incorrect remedies can worsen the condition. You may consult me online, and I’ll guide you step-by-step with: • Accurate diagnosis • Safe treatment plan • Advice on footwear and pressure relief Early treatment usually gives good relief and prevents recurrence. Take care.

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Hi Practo user It could be a corn A homoeopathic treatment will give you best results naturally You can easily take an online consultation for personalised treatment Or click on the calling option over my profile on Practo

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It seems to be a corn. Consult via practo for better investigation and treatment.

It can be treated with Homoeopathy

It’s a corn Homoeopathy has good treatment for it.

It’s looks like corn so don’t worry homeopathic has great medicine consult online through Practo

From the photo, I can see: A small, slightly darker spot under the skin , Skin lines are mostly continuous , No redness, discharge, or swelling , No pain at present Most likely possibilities (early stage): 1.Pressure callus / early corn (very common in people who stand a lot) 2.Early plantar wart (less likely right now, but possible) 3.Localized thickened skin due to pressure At this stage, it does NOT look aggressive or dangerous. From your image and symptoms - corn / pressure lesion is more likely. Some homoeopathic medicines that can help 1. Antimonium Crudum 30C Best for: - Corns, callosities - Thickened skin from pressure Dose: - 2–3 drops once daily - For 10–14 days 2. Thuja Occidentalis 30C - If it later becomes painful or clearly wart-like: Dose: 2–3 drops once daily, For 7–10 days Use only if wart features appear (pain on pinching, black dots).