how to use corn plaster correctly?

Author:Kangdi 28-10-2020

There are many ways to treat corns. Many patients prefer the convenient way of corns paste. Since it is a topical medicine, they must be very concerned about the correct use. So, how to use corn plaster correctly? Let's take a look at it in detail below.
corn plaster
　　   Corns are the thickening of the conical stratum corneum caused by long-term friction and compression. There is a keratinous central nucleus, the tip is deep into the skin, and the base is exposed outside. It is more common in young people. It is more common in the soles and toes. If the tip of the corn presses on the nerve endings, it will feel pain when walking.
　1. Corn paste can be applied anytime, anywhere, under any circumstances. Because corn sticks peel off dead meat through corrosion, you don't have to clean the affected area of ​​corns deliberately.
　2. You can soak your feet with water at any time, and don't care about any impact on corns and corns. After dipping it, all you have to do is wipe the water dry. However, you must not apply corns immediately. You must give your feet 6-8 hours of rest time. Corn paste must be applied when the foot is dry.
　3. You don't need to remove the rotten flesh by yourself, or even touch the affected area, even if you see big bumps like screw caps. Because, according to the body's self-healing ability, rotten flesh will fall off by itself. If the rotten flesh does not fall off on its own, it just means that the heat can not be heated, you only need to apply the corn paste directly.
　4. If the rotten flesh falls off, it will show white skin. At this time, you must not apply corn paste immediately. You need to give the skin time to heal itself, and wait until the skin has a normal skin tone, at least when it is close to the normal skin tone, before you can continue to apply corns.
　 5. How to tell if you have corns. Before use, the corn paste has a texture like a cocoon and a bean shape. After using the eyelet patch a few times, you can see the affected area, like the stamen of a flower. In the affected area, there will be many thorns, gathered together.