2023-06-09 14:16:56
The first important step is to get an accurate diagnosis. A health care provider can identify corns and calluses through a physical exam of the feet, ruling out other conditions such as warts or cysts. If necessary, they can take a sample of the hardened skin to confirm the diagnosis.
According to the portal Medline Plus from the US National Library of Medicine Your health care provider can reduce thickened skin or trim a large callus through an office procedure. It is important not to try to do this on your own, as it could cause infections.
For those who prefer home remedies, there are several options that can help treat calloused feet. Soaking your feet in warm, soapy water can soften calluses and make them easier to remove. by using a pumice stone or nail file. Donut-shaped foam insoles can also be used to protect the affected area.
Mayo Clinic recommends use caution when using over-the-counter products that contain salicylic acid, as it can irritate healthy skin and cause infectionsespecially in people with diabetes or other circulatory problems.
Apart from the mentioned methods, there are some prepared home remedies that can be effective in removing calluses. The portal of Mexico KitchenVital indicates which are the most efficient recipes.
Preparing a paste made from baking soda and water can help soften the surface layer of the callus, making it easier to remove later.
Chamomile, in the form of an infusion, can also be used to soak the feet and then rub them gently with a pumice stone.
Another home remedy is to rub crushed onion or garlic with oil on the callus, which helps to soften the thickened skin.
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