I have noticed a small corn in my left leg heel around 10 days back. I used corn cap from last 6 days and stopped the skin around corn is get off after become hard but the corn still there
My question is do I continue the corn cap or is there any other treatment?
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Hello there...I can understand your concern. You must understand that corn are present very deep into the skin. So applying corn caps will only remove superficial layer. It won't help much. Best way to get it paired by a dermatologist and then get cryotherapy done. Some surgeons might suggest excision. But remember chances of recurrences are high even after excision. So it's upto you to decide. Kindly consult a dermatologist for further evaluation.
It seems u have not applied corn cap properly, it shud be fixed on corn itself n not on surrounding area.n shud be changed every 4-5 days.else u can go to a surgeon , n he will remove it by cauterization. or what he thinks best.
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