corns are more common in the soles of feet and toes, which are formed by local long-term pressure, friction or penetration of foreign bodies, which make the stratum corneum proliferate and invade the dermis. The corns are like a small cone, the tip of which grows inward, which oppresses the nerve at the end of the dermis and makes people feel painful and uncomfortable when walking.

Treatment:

1. Wash celery leaves for corns, knead them into a small handful, and rub them on corns until the juice is dry. 3 ~ 4 times a day, corns are absorbed in a week, and the affected feet are as good as ever.

2. Cure corns with cool oil. Apply cool oil to corns several times a day, and then smoke them with lit cigarettes to let the cool oil dissolve into corns. After treatment for a period of time, the corns naturally fall off, leaving no trace.

3. Evergreen leaves are used to treat corns. First, the affected area is soaked in light salt and warm water, and the old skin is peeled off with a small knife. Then, an appropriate amount of Evergreen leaves is taken, washed, mashed and applied to the affected area, wrapped with gauze, fixed with adhesive tape, changed every two days and healed three times.

4. Cure corns with onion slices. Wash the feet with corns with water, take an old onion, cut into thin slices near the whiskers, stick the onion slices on the corns, fix them with adhesive tape, and change the onion slices once every 24 hours until the corns fall off.

5. Luo Luo for corns, also known as mother-in-law sewing kit. The stems and leaves are rich in milky white juice. Apply the milky white liquid of fresh radish vines or broken leaves and stems to the corns once a day, 5 ~ 1 times to make the corns dry and fall off.

6. buckwheat noodles for corns 3g, one water chestnut (mashed), evenly mixed with water, applied to corns, and wrapped with cloth. Those who use this recipe will be uprooted in a day or two.

7. Chinese chives are used to treat corns. Take a little Chinese chives (even stems and roots), wash them, chop them up and apply them to the affected parts. Once a day. It will take effect in about 1 days. Ginger slices can also be placed on the affected area, and corns can fall off on their own every other day.

8. Pinellia tuber is used to treat corns. Take 5 grams of Pinellia tuber, grind it into fine powder, soak the affected area in warm water until soft, scrape off the keratinized layer, apply powder and fix it with adhesive tape. After 5 days, most of them can be cured without recurrence.

9. treat corns with castor beans. take 1-2 castor beans, barbecue them on the fire, rub off the skin when they become crisp, crush the white seeds and apply them to the affected area while hot, and seal them tightly with adhesive tape. After two days, open the adhesive tape, and gently scrape off the cutin on it with a razor blade. When the last layer is peeled off, the skin layer can be seen pink without bleeding. When there is a round depression, stick a small piece of adhesive tape on it. After three or four days, the skin grows well and the adhesive tape falls off and heals.

1. Soak the corn with hot water, remove the cuticle with a knife, dip a cotton swab in the dark plum liquid and apply it to the chicken's eyes once or twice after drying, 3-4 times a day. The preparation method of dark plum liquid: 6 grams of dark plum, 2 grams of salt and 6 ml of vinegar. * * * Put it in a 2 ml ground bottle, shake it and leave it for 48 hours.