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Epithelial growth on sole
There is epithelial growth on the sole which peels off when cut using nail cutter and is painless what should be done sir/madam? I am 3rd Yr medical student
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It may corn root apply corn cap for 24 to 48 hrs it can excised under local Anaesthesia
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Don't use tight shoe
Use soft sox with losse end shoe
And keep area clean and dry
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Callosity in formation, use topical salicylic ointment over it twice a day.
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use soft footwear
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Can u send a better picture
Without the topical cream on it
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Dr. Mohammed Jameel Ahmed
General Surgeon
28 yrs exp
Nagpur
Corn
Apply corn cap and regularly scrape it
Use moisturizer
Sports shoes
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Dr. Parveen Singh
General Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Noida
It's Callus ..
Dip foot in warm water for 10 min
Twice daily..
Apply moisturizer over it...
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Avoid tight fitting shoe ..
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