Wound in foot after surgery of corn

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One inch deep gadh Wound in foot after surgery of corn. It is healing ok, but taking time.

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Dr. S S Tanwar

Homoeopath 33 yrs exp Gurgaon

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For avoiding recurrence of Corn and healing of ulcer, take safe, curative and deep acting Homeopathic Medicines.

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Take Silicia 3X Tablets 4 tablets Thrice Daily and Thuja 30 Thrice Daily for 15 days. review after 15 days. you can also consult me in person online through Practo Consult for more help.

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Avoid raw onions and anti-inflammatory Medicines.

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Take antibiotics for 3 more days ..keep wound clean and dress it regularly..and check ur sugars

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