Corns and Calluses
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Corns and Calluses Prevention
Prevention of corns and calluses includes:
Use an insole that absorbs
shock
:
Spenco
Sorbothane
Wear shoes that provide room for the toes.
Wear shoes with a rubber sole.
Wear shoes with arch support.
Avoid footwear that places pressure on the foot.
Avoid shoes that are too small.
Avoid high-heeled shoes.
Break-in new shoes slowly.
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Corns and Calluses Outlook
Related Conditions
Blisters
Bunion
Skin ulcer
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Blister on the foot from friction
Blister on the hand from friction
Foot pain
Skin lesion
Skin ulcers
Toe pain
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Last Updated: Oct 31, 2007
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Corns and Calluses References:
Coughlin MJ: Common causes of pain in the forefoot in adults. J Bone Joint Surg Br 2000 Aug; 82(6): 781-90.
Singh D, Bentley G, Trevino SG: Callosities, corns, and calluses. BMJ 1996 Jun 1; 312(7043): 1403-6.