2. Foot problems - corns and calluses | Better Health Channel
A corn or callus is a patch of hard, thickened skin on the foot that is formed in response to pressure or friction. Corns and calluses may be signs of an underlying foot disorder, such as joint deformities. Some people are at high risk of corns an...
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3. Corns Peer to Peer: CallusCornSomethingelse - Podiatry Channel
I've had a patch of dead skin on top of my left foot's second toe for a couple of years now. It's small, just a raised area above the joint. I think it first appeared due to a pair of loose-fitting shoes.
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4. CVSCaremark Health Resources
A callus is an abnormal thickening of the top layer of skin, which is composed of the natural protein, keratin. Calluses can form on body surface areas that are repeatedly exposed to friction or pressure. They are usually painless or only mildly p...
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5. Health Leader, What's Afoot?
In Part One, we discussed internal foot disorders. Today, we look at the external—those foot problems that “rub you the wrong way.”
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6. Foot Conditions, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, MI
Your feet are an amazing combination of bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons and other soft tissue. They bear the pressure of all the weight of your body. This stress, combined with a number of other factors like heredity, aging and even poor fittin...
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7. Corns and Calluses
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8. CRICO/RMF Insight December 2006: Featured Case
In June 1998, a CRICO-insured pediatrician saw a 9-year-old boy for an annual exam. During the exam, the pediatrician noted a mass on the bottom of the patient's right foot. The physician diagnosed it as a callus and on the same day had a pediatri...
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9. Salicylic Acid (Topical Route): Proper use - MayoClinic.com
It is very important that you use this medicine only as directed. Do not use more of it, do not use it more often, and do not use it for a longer time than recommended on the label, unless otherwise directed by your doctor. To do so may increase t...
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10. Common Foot Problems
Ingrown nails, the most common toenail problem, occur when the nail borders curve into the soft tissue of nail grooves. Ingrown nails cause pressure and pain along the nail borders. The edge of the nail may cut into the skin, causing redness, swel...
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