Bid adieu to foot corns with these home remedies
If you love going for walks or jog your way to a fit body, then a major setback would be an impairment that wouldn’t allow you to walk or jog with your regular ease. There can be tons of reasons that would deter you from walking normally and would turn this relatively easy exercise to something that torments you.
Foot corns are the major delinquents when it comes to making walking an unbearable experience.
The hard and toughened skin on or between your toes would give you a glimpse of your own personal hell. However, every problem has a solution and foot corns too aren’t averse to solutions. They are easily treated. Foot corn can be treated with home remedies as well.
Here are some great foot corn treatment methods that would rid you of these corns in no time.
- A pumice stone- A pumice stone can help you get rid of corns easily. Soak your feet in warm water for 10 mins and then rub the pumice stone back and forth on the affected area for 5 mins. Pat your feet dry and rub some castor oil over it. Secure it with a bandage and leave it overnight. Remove the bandage later and dab castor oil on it. Repeat this procedure till you feel the corn peeling off.
- Lemon- Lemon has a high medicinal value and can be used to curb your corns effectively. Cut a slice of lemon the size of your toe. Place the pith over the corn and secure it with a bandage. Leave it overnight and repeat this method till the corn disappears.
- White vinegar- When in trouble, seek out vinegar. Corns are nothing but hard skin and the high acidic levels of white vinegar softens the hard skin. Dilute white vinegar with water and apply it on the affected area. Secure it with an adhesive bandage and take it off the next day. After practicing this foot corn treatment regularly, you would witness the corn disappearing from your toes
- Turpentine oil- Not many are aware about the practical uses of turpentine oil, so it comes off as a surprise when it is used in foot corn treatment. Turpentine oil is a potent antiseptic and is widely used in the treatment of corns. Apply some ice on the affected area and pat dry it. Rub some turpentine oil on that spot and secure it with an adhesive bandage and leave it overnight. Repeat the procedure till the corn disappears
Home remedies are the safest form of foot corn treatment. A successful remedy would allow you to jog your way to a healthy you in all its glory.
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