I have corn in my foot .I am facing very difficult to walk.

Question

It may be possible to remove the corn. Use these steps:

Soak your feet in a warm bath with Epsom salts.
After the soak, pat your feet dry with a clean towel and moisturize with a hydrating lotion or cocoa butter.
Continue this process daily until your corn has softened.
After it?s softened and not painful, try gently rubbing the corn with a pumice stone.
If the corn is between your toes, use an emery board, also known as a nail file, to rub them.
Repeat these steps until your corn has disappeared, which may take a few weeks.

If you?d prefer to not file away your corn, there are other methods. You can soak your feet daily as described above and then follow these steps:

Pat dry your feet and apply castor oil. This is a vegetable-based oil that you can purchase at your local pharmacy.
After moisturizing your corn with castor oil, protect it with a special corn pad that you can find at your pharmacy. Corn pads help relieve the pressure from the area so that the corn can heal.
After applying, make sure to wear socks that are not too tight and ones you don?t care for because the castor oil can stain. It could take several weeks for the corn to heal.

Sajeev Kumar · Accepted Answer

It may be possible to remove the corn. Use these steps:

Soak your feet in a warm bath with Epsom salts.
After the soak, pat your feet dry with a clean towel and moisturize with a hydrating lotion or cocoa butter.
Continue this process daily until your corn has softened.
After it?s softened and not painful, try gently rubbing the corn with a pumice stone.
If the corn is between your toes, use an emery board, also known as a nail file, to rub them.
Repeat these steps until your corn has disappeared, which may take a few weeks.

If you?d prefer to not file away your corn, there are other methods. You can soak your feet daily as described above and then follow these steps:

Pat dry your feet and apply castor oil. This is a vegetable-based oil that you can purchase at your local pharmacy.
After moisturizing your corn with castor oil, protect it with a special corn pad that you can find at your pharmacy. Corn pads help relieve the pressure from the area so that the corn can heal.
After applying, make sure to wear socks that are not too tight and ones you don?t care for because the castor oil can stain. It could take several weeks for the corn to heal.