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There is a corn/callus formed on my foot. I searched on the internet for the remedies and it mentioned to use medicated corn caps over it and then rub the dead skin by filing the feet by pumice stone every day. Please prescribe further treatment based on your observations. Attached herewith are some pictures...
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hello, with the help of your pictures i can suugest you that consult your dermatologist. it is looking like wart and it is difficult to say with pictures. there are many treatment options available for it and it is necessary to get it removed. regards, Dr. Shruti Patel, Elegance skin and cosmetic clinic, ahmedabad.
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