
Corns and calluses often develop on feet and toes when your skin tries to protect itself against friction. In a healthy person, corns need to be treated only if they cause discomfort. Sometimes it can be as simple as eliminating the source of friction to cure a corn, however sometimes a surgical procedure may be required. Dr. Madhuri Mehta is an expert in treating corns. If you noted corns or calluses on your feet or toes, Dr. Mehta will obtain x-rays and/or MRI to evaluate the extent of injury, perform an extensive physical examination, and review the surgical and non-surgical options to reduce pain and deformity. She will also discuss recovery time, return to work, and activity.
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What is a flat foot?
This condition often starts in childhood. Ligaments and tendons that support the bones of the foot, creating an arch, may loosen and cause flat feet.
Risk factors for corns?
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Diabetes
- Injury
Obesity is a risk factor for flat feet!!!