If you've ever had calluses, then you know how difficult it can be to get them out. The fact is that a corn, as a rule, begins to be treated only when it has become large and causes inconvenience when walking, but the corn should be treated when it first appeared, in order to prevent its growth and sew it deep.

If you often get calluses, then foot baths should be regular. To prevent corns, add soda or salt to them at the rate of 1 tablespoon per liter of warm water, at night, be sure to apply a nourishing cream to the entire foot, not just on corns. Of the methods of treatment with folk remedies, these are especially effective:

1. a bandage with bread crumb, pre-soaked in vinegar, is made overnight on pre-steamed legs;

2. instead of crumb, you can use lemon peel, repeat the procedure for 2-3 days;

3. a slice of aloe leaf, applied overnight and secured with a bandage, should be repeated 2-3 days in a row on steamed legs;

4. a gruel of grated onions also helps if you bandage it to your leg at night;

5. Pour the onion rings with vinegar for a day, then bandage them to the sore spots twice a day.

You can cure corns with the help of a variety of products, applying figs and prunes, potatoes or tomato puree to the corn, but you need to treat it until full recovery. Even a small corn left behind begins to grow again and bring trouble. If there is some kind of scuff on your feet, then it is already worth paying attention to the condition of your feet. Immediately put your feet in a bath with diluted potassium permanganate and a small amount of salt, then wipe your feet dry. Good health to your legs, take care of them!