Use a thick foot cream or petroleum jelly to keep skin soft and reduce friction.
4. Corn Pads or Cushions
Non-medicated pads relieve pressure and protect the corn while walking.
5. Avoid Cutting or Shaving at Home
Using scissors or razors can lead to infection.
Only a healthcare professional should remove deep or painful corns.
When to See a Doctor
Corns that are painful, red, or swollen
Diabetic patients or anyone with poor circulation
If home care does not improve symptoms
Tip from Experts (First Comment Insight)
Many podiatrists recommend daily foot care: soak, gently file, and moisturize, combined with well-fitting shoes, as the most effective long-term solution.
✨ Result: With consistent care and proper footwear, hard corns can become much less painful and may gradually disappear over time.
