What should I do if a hard callus grows on my little toe

All our daily actions are inseparable from the cooperation of the feet. It is an important guarantee for people to move on their own. It is also because of this that it is easy to have problems. Especially now that shoes pursue beauty, many shoes are not so comfortable to wear. In addition, if you have to wear them to move, the constant friction will cause hard calluses on your feet. So let's talk about what to do if a hard callus grows on the little toe?

1. What is the hard callus-like bump on the toe?

1. Plantar warts are not limited to the pressure-bearing areas on the soles of the feet. The surface shows papillary keratin hyperplasia, and there are often black bleeding spots where the skin lines are interrupted. There is obvious pain when squeezing. 2. Calluses are found at the compression points of the soles of the feet. They are irregular keratinized patches or strips with smooth surfaces and unclear edges. They do not cause pain when walking or rubbing.

3. Palmoplantar punctate keratosis: Multiple isolated and cone-shaped keratinous masses on the palms and soles, which are not wedged into the skin and are not limited to the areas of friction.

2. A folk remedy for a hard callus-like lump on the toe

1. Take a castor bean, burn the shell of the castor bean with fire, and after the oil comes out, press it directly on the corn and fix it with adhesive tape. It will usually fall off after 5 to 6 days.

2. Take 18g of black plum, grind it into fine powder, put it into a bottle, add sesame oil and soak it for 7 to 10 days, then mix it well. Soak the affected area in 1% warm salt water for 30 minutes, cut off the rough skin after it softens, apply appropriate amount of ointment, bandage it with gauze, change the dressing once every 12 hours, and one course of treatment is 3 days.

3. Take an appropriate amount of young branches of Tall tree leaves, break off the petioles, take the milky white juice, apply it to the affected area twice every morning for 5 minutes each time, soak it in hot water at night, and scrape off the softened cuticle.

4. How to treat foot nails? Take equal amounts of Rehmannia glutinosa and safflower, grind them into fine powder, add appropriate amount of sesame oil to make a paste, apply it to the affected area after washing your feet with hot water every night, cover it with non-toxic plastic film, and then fix it with adhesive tape. Apply once a day, and 10 days is a course of treatment.

5. Take an appropriate amount of aloe vera and grind it into a paste with a little water. After soaking your feet in hot water every night, apply the paste to the affected area. Cover it with plastic film and tape to fix it. Do this once a day for 10 days as a course of treatment.

6. Take an appropriate amount of propolis and apply it to the affected area after soaking your feet in hot water every night. Wrap it with gauze and change the dressing once a day. One course of treatment is 10 days.