Corn - Treatment Of Corns With Folk Remedies And Methods

Take a potato, grate it, do the same with onions. Combine these ingredients and place in cheesecloth, which then apply to the corn. This will steam the corn.

For the same purposes, you can use an aloe leaf, which must be cut and put on the inside of the corn. Put plastic on top and secure the whole compress with a bandage or adhesive tape. This compress is done at night.

After that, carefully remove the steamed part of the corn with a pumice stone and anoint the corn with fat cream or camphor oil. Do such procedures until complete recovery.

Take an Indian milk mushroom, make a sourdough out of it. Then, in this composition, moisten a bandage and apply to the corn. You can also put plastic on top and bandage a compress. This method of treatment helps to get rid of calluses that have appeared not very long ago.

Another effective traditional medicine for calluses is needles. Take a coniferous resin the size of a small pea, warm it in your hand, roll it into a plate and glue it to the sore spot.

The corn must be pre-steamed and wiped with a towel. Stick the patch on top. Keep it this way for three days, and then replace the compress with a new one. Any calluses after this treatment go away forever.

In the warm season, people often rub themselves with calluses, cracks form on their heels, but this problem can be dealt with without much difficulty. And healing ointment will help you according to the following folk recipe.

Take fish oil and aloe juice in equal proportions. Stir the ingredients and dip a napkin in this composition, then put it on the corn or crack, it is better to make a compress at night. In the morning, rinse your leg with a special decoction of pharmaceutical chamomile. Such compresses and rinsing should be done until cracks and calluses are completely healed.

And if you conduct a course of such a folk treatment for corns constantly - for example, once a week - but without skipping treatment, you will completely forget about sore legs. This ointment helps to disinfect wounds and cracks on the legs, soften the skin.

There are calluses that no matter what you do with them, they will still grow back. Such calluses are called corns. One woman read in a medical journal that calluses of this origin can be steamed in soapy water and then simply cut off. But when she tried this, she was disappointed in the method, since the process was accompanied by a lot of pain and calluses formed again in the same places as they were.

But a neighbor suggested to her a very simple folk method for treating such calluses, which her husband came up with. He, just buying insoles in the store, cut out of them the part that fell just on the corns. I put these insoles in the shoes, and while walking, the corn did not rub against the insole, there was a gap, and after a while the corn healed itself, while there were no painful sensations.

There are various folk remedies for the treatment of corns. But my recipe for corns is available to everyone: this is an ointment made from garlic and onion peels. Take onion peels and garlic, pour over vinegar over them so that they are completely covered with it. Put the mixture in a jar to infuse for fourteen days. In this case, the jar needs not only to be closed with a lid, but to put paper on the neck and bandage it, thus closing the jar. Then open the jar, take the husk, let the vinegar drain from it and it will dry out.

Before going to bed, put the husk on the corns two to three centimeters thick, anoint the skin near the sore spot with Vaseline. Then bandage your leg and leave such a compress overnight. Wash your foot in the morning and gently remove the corn. Repeat the procedure until the leg is healed.

Take one streptocide tablet (powder can be used), one onion, vinegar essence, bandage. Boil water and put half an onion in it, boil it in this water for three minutes, then remove and let cool.

Callous feet should be soaked in very warm water to steam the calluses, and then remove the top of the calluses. Gently drip the vinegar essence into the center of the corn and lay the onion on top without the husks inside. Secure the compress with a bandage and leave overnight. In the morning, peel the corn and sprinkle with streptocide, which must be kneaded to a powder, if you took a pill. Bandage with a new bandage.

Also use the following folk remedy for calluses. Take your Epsom salt and put it in a little water so that your foot goes into it ankle-deep. Keep your foot in this water for fifteen minutes every day. Then, gently scrape off the corn. For these purposes, you can use a pumice stone. And then just lubricate the sore spot with a solution of camphor alcohol (the solution must be strong). For these purposes, you can also use petroleum jelly.

And here's another simple method for treating calluses. Take raw potatoes and grate them. Wash your leg overnight, wipe it dry with a towel and apply grated potatoes to the sore spot, put plastic on top of it, bandage it. In the morning, gently scrape off the corn with a pumice stone.

Often, especially in summer, dry calluses appear on the little toes, which are difficult to get rid of. Here is one folk remedy for dry calluses. Take raw meat - it can be pork, beef. The meat must be defrosted. Place it on the sore spot and secure. Leave this compress for two hours. If one procedure is not enough, repeat a few more times.

You can also take propolis, warmed to such an extent that it becomes soft, and a little lard, make a cake, put it on a sore spot and fix everything with a bandage. Before that, the corn must be steamed. This compress is done at night. And in the morning, the corn can be removed with a pumice stone.