There are a lot of hard bumps on my feet

The feet are the part of our body where we move the most in daily life, and are also the most vulnerable to injury. We often find that many hard bumps grow on our feet, and sometimes it hurts a bit when we press them. This situation is closely related to inflammation caused by long-term wear and tear. Once the inflamed area is infected by fungi, it will cause skin inflammation. Local anti-inflammatory treatment can be performed, and it is forbidden to wear tight and hard shoes.

If there are some hard bumps on your feet and they are painful, then it is very likely that they are corns. Corns are local hyperplasia of the stratum corneum of the skin and often occur on the soles of the feet. Areas that are subject to long-term friction and pressure, such as the spaces between the toes, the backs of the toes, and the outsides of the little toes.

Corns caused by ill-fitting or overly tight shoes. Prevention is the key to completely treating corns: 1. Wear loose, appropriately sized and soft shoes, or use small sponge pads with holes to protect the area from pressure. If you have flat feet, you should wear orthopedic shoes. 2. Soak your feet in hot water after exercise to increase blood circulation.

Plantar warts are common warts that occur on the soles of the feet. Growths that occur on the heel, metatarsal heads or between the metatarsals are called plantar warts and are mostly caused by human papillomavirus and are a type of common warts. Treatment: 1. Local treatment: laser or freezing. Most hospitals use this service. It is a physical therapy and is prone to recurrence. 2. Surgical treatment: The keratin layer of plantar warts is removed by excision or corrosion. It is a physical treatment and is prone to recurrence. 3. Treatment with Chinese medicine: Use U grams for treatment, which is thorough, painless, non-irritating and has no recurrence. 4. Western medicine treatment: There is currently no professional Western medicine for the treatment of plantar warts. Generally, you can apply antiviral and bactericidal skin medicine for a longer period of time. 5. Combination of Chinese and Western medicine treatment: Plantar Wart Kang. Soak the affected area with the Plantar Wart Kang Chinese medicine liquid at night, then apply the Plantar Wart Kang medicine solution after soaking, and repeat every day.