Corns and calluses are the most common conditions on the skin of the foot.
A corn, which is a thickening of the outer layer of skin, usually occurs on the tops of the toes.
Calluses, which are the same condition on the bottom of the feet, are caused by sheering pressures, can develop.
Corns and calluses are the foot's defense against friction and pressure. These conditions are usually painful but can respond to conservative care.
Treatment:
The first line of defense for this condition is a good supporting shoe that has a wide toe box and a low heel. Routine monthly footcare. by a skilled professional will reduce or remove calluses and corns and maintain the good health of your feet.
Properly fitting shoes with a wide toe and low heal are the first line of defense.Diabetic patients may obtain a prescription for shoes by a physician.
