How to Treat a Corn or Callus?

This article will tell you how to treat a corn or callus. Corns and callus are one of those infections that has been suffered by everyone once. They are only little circles of small dead skin that is thickened and later transforms into a hard skin. But there is a thin line of difference between the formation of corn and callus. Corns are soft patches of skin that is infected which can be removed easily. While callus are the infected area that turns the skin into hard and rough to touch. Generally, it forms due to too much exposure to rubbing of the feet. And sometimes, these kind of infections occur on hands also depending on the same conditions. Also, it happens when one not wears the correct form of shoes. Callus or corns, for the most part, create on the tops and sides of toes, between the toes and soles of the feet. Thereby, we will provide you with several remedies to treat a corn or callus.




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