Can callose be cured

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Calluses, also known as calluses, usually have no obvious symptoms and have limited effects on the body. Now let's see if callose can be cured.

Can callose be cured

First of all: callose, commonly known as "calluses", is the local flat keratin hyperplasia of hand and foot skin caused by long-term skin compression and friction. Because of long-term compression and friction, it often occurs in the plantar, especially in the bone process. The disease is also related to the patient's physical quality, foot deformity or occupation.

Secondly, callosum is a kind of hard and smooth cutin thickening due to long-term skin compression and friction. It is a kind of reflex protective reaction of skin to long-term mechanical friction, and generally does not affect health and labor. The rash is a localized horny plate, waxy yellow, thick in the center, thin in the margin, unclear in boundary and hard to touch. The skin lines on the surface are clearly visible, the secretion of local sweat is reduced, and the sensation is slow. The onset is relatively slow, generally no obvious symptoms, severe condition will have pressure pain.

Finally: topical drugs (such as high concentration of urea cream, salicylic acid, tretinoin cream or other exfoliating agents) treatment. Correct the deformity, wear proper shoes and use soft insoles. Thick skin rash can be soaked with hot water first, and then the surface cuticle can be removed with a knife, but do not damage the normal skin, so as not to cause infection.

matters needing attention

Correct the deformity, wear proper shoes and use soft insoles. Generally, calluses do not need to be treated. If the calluses are thick, they can be soaked with hot water for a long time. When the calluses are soft and thick, they can be scraped off with a knife.