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CORNS AND HOMEOPATHY
FACTS
A corn is a thickening, or bump, on the outer skin
layer. They are usually 3 mm to 10 mm in diameter and have a hard center.
They tend to be painful and occur at sites of pressure or friction, usually
from ill fitting shoes. Pain can disrupt normal walk and patient can’t
put pressure on feet to stand.
It usually develops over bony areas, such as the toe joints. Corns may also
develop between the toes.
A callus is a painless thickening of skin due to repeated pressure or
irritation. Calluses can appear on any part of the body, especially the
hands, feet and knees.
Corns and calluses are the result of the skin forming a protective area in
response to repeated irritation. Continued pressure causes the irritated area
to grow at a faster rate, leading to overgrowth.
HOMEOPATHIC APPROACH
§ Common medical practice is
use corn-cap, to allay the pain and to soften the corn.
§ If this doesn’t help, then
surgery is the answer in allopathy.
§ Here homeopathic treatment
comes in handy and the use of knife can be avoided.
§ Aim is to treat the
patient, so that his tendency of abnormal thickening of the skin is restored
to normal skin formation.
§ In cases where corns
reappear after surgery, homeopathic treatment is the only answer.
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