Corn on foot

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Corn on foot

Asked for Female, 22 Years

I have got a corn on foot and it has been 4 months it is not going away. I have tried corn pads. I also apply oil and vaseline so that the area is not dry. I have tried to remove the white dead skin also that forms on the corn. But nothing is helping. It is not going away and my foot hurts when I walk.

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Dr. Shikha Shah

Dermatologist 9 yrs exp Mumbai

Hello, We will need clear pictures and history like a few questions to ask you to confirm if it's a corn or a wart. Then we can prescribe you some solutions to follow at home.

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Dermatologist 13 yrs exp Chennai

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It can be improved with medicine.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos