corn on toe, please help?

Question

I using a pumice stone to reduce the size of a corn on my toe.
it result in bleeding
how can to remove it now?
very painful when working

Need your help

Answer 1

A corn is evidence of poor fitting shoes or lots of time on your feet. It is a callus on the toe instead on the palm of your hands. Sometimes it feels like there is something inside the corn-- and it might be.....
Good advice from these folks-- as a nurse for 29 years, I used Dr. Sholls both the circle pads and the remover pads. A old lady advised rubbing the corn with "sweet oil"-- which I found out was olive oil-- I would use the pads until it is off your toe-- then maybe some olive oil after bathing. Old wives tales are frequently founded in experience and just may be a good thing..

Answer 2

It sounds like you might need to see a podiatrist (foot doc). Otherwise Avon has a corn and callus remover that you put on until it disappears. It works. Yeah, I know, Avon is for women right...not so. Give it a try. You can find it on their website and no one has to know ;)
www.avon.com
Just do a search on corn & callus (top of main page) and it will pop up the right product you need.

Answer 3

try that dr shultz corn remover. they give you this pad with a hole in it. use add a couple of drops (as per directions) and leave it alone. It'll fall off within a week. If you keep picking at it, it'll grow back.

Answer 4

leave it alone and put a corn protector bandage around it, let it heal stop scrubbing it.use the protectors and it will usually go away by itself.if it is really bad then you might want to visit your doctor. you may cause it to get infected and then possibly will lose your toe, see your doc.

Answer 5

Visit your local pharmacy and get some Dr Shoals pads.

Answer 6

what is a corn, it sounds painful