how do i use the corn plaster in a correct way to remove my corn under my foot?

Answer 1

This sounds like a plantar's wart to me, too. You can use commercial wart remover like these:

http://shopping.yahoo.com/s:Foot%20Care%20&%20Hygiene:4582-Foot%20Care=Wart%20Removers

Or if you want, you can try the duct tape cure which sounds infinitely more fun:

http://www.texasescapes.com/DEPARTMENTS/Guest_Columnists/East_Texas_all_things_historical/WartsRemoval4.htm

Answer 2

They make a corn remover, it is like a band-aid with medication in the center to "kill" the corn. I would do one corn at a time, place the bandaid over the corn, making sure that the other skin is not in the "kill" area, because the medicine is strong and will kill off the surrounding skin. I only had to use it once and the corn was gone by the end of five days, and have never come back. Give it a try.

Answer 3

I am no doctor, but corns aren't usually on the bottom of feet. They are usually on a toe or bone that gets a lot of friction. Could it be a plantar wart? They, too, are hard and tender. I have had them in the past. Doctors can remove them, but I just used a commercial wart remover. Took a while, but lots cheapere.

Answer 4

The current opinion is against corn plasters. Its use can cause other problems. Consult a physician.

Answer 5

that could be a plantersa wart. you can use the same stuff or get salisic acid pads at the pharmacy store. little better than corn pads. the pharmacist has them and they are under $2. cut little squares and place on the effected area and it will help

Answer 6

To remove your corn on your foot is to see your doc.?