Causes, Procedure, Prevention, and Diet Before & After Surgery
Disclaimer: This blog is for general awareness. Always follow your doctor’s or podiatrist’s instructions, especially if you have diabetes, poor circulation, or other medical conditions. What Is a Corn? A corn is a localized area of thick, hard skin that forms due to repeated pressure or friction . It most commonly appears on: Toes Soles of the feet Areas that rub against footwear Corns are the body’s protective response , but when pressure continues, they become painful and interfere with walking. Why Do Corns Happen? Corns usually develop because of one or more of the following reasons: Tight or narrow footwear Hard soles or high heels Continuous walking or standing Foot deformities ( flat feet , bunions , hammer toes ) Uneven body‑weight distribution Walking barefoot on hard surfaces Very dry or thick skin Why Do Corns Spread More or Keep Coming Back? Many people notice that corns increase in size, spread to nearby areas, or recur even after removal . This happens because: 1. Ro...