Chronic Skin Itching: Understanding 4 Years of Dermatological Challenges
Itchy skin for 4 years? Hello Doctor, I have been dealing with my skin condition for four years, from the second semester of high school until now in my junior year of college. I experience flare-ups every summer and autumn. 1. I have developed rough patches on my skin that a...
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
Your skin issue is too complex; you should seek treatment from a dermatologist. It is best to visit the dermatology department at our hospital. Wishing you well.[Read More] Chronic Skin Itching: Understanding 4 Years of Dermatological Challenges
Understanding Corns: Causes, Treatments, and When to See a Doctor
Corn I have a hard growth on my right foot's ring finger. It started as a small hard spot, but it has gradually enlarged. Sometimes it becomes painful around the edges, and it has been several months. I have been hesitant to see a dermatologist because I've heard that s...
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello: Please visit the dermatology department. Sincerely, Dr. Cheng Li-Chen, Dermatologist.[Read More] Understanding Corns: Causes, Treatments, and When to See a Doctor
Understanding Hard Bumps on Fingers: Diagnosis and Treatment Options
Small hard lumps on the fingers? Hello Doctor, I have a small hard lump on the side of the first joint of my right thumb near the index finger that resembles a corn. It is white in color, similar to dead skin, and it hurts when pressed lightly. I consulted a general surgeon a few...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
It is likely a common wart; please consult a dermatologist.[Read More] Understanding Hard Bumps on Fingers: Diagnosis and Treatment Options
Understanding Hard Growths Between Toes: Is It a Corn or Something Else?
Could you please clarify what you mean by "something long on the foot"? Hello Doctor: I have five hard growths that look like small tumors in the space between my left big toe and second toe. One of them is about 1 cm wide and 0.5 cm high, while the others are smaller. ...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
Based on your description, it is likely a wart caused by a virus. However, it is important to visit a dermatologist for a proper diagnosis. If it is a wart, cryotherapy can be used for treatment instead of surgery.[Read More] Understanding Hard Growths Between Toes: Is It a Corn or Something Else?
Understanding Hard Growths Between Toes: Is It a Corn or Something Else?
Small growths on the foot? Hello, Doctor: I have five hard growths that look like small tumors in the space between my left big toe and second toe. One of them is about 1 cm wide and 0.5 cm high, while the others are smaller. Could this be what people commonly refer to as "c...
Dr. Zhong Yitun Reply:
There are five hard growths located between the big toe and the second toe on the left foot. If one appeared first and then more developed, with one being larger, it is likely a condition known as "warts," which is caused by an infection with the human papillomavirus (H...[Read More] Understanding Hard Growths Between Toes: Is It a Corn or Something Else?
Effective Remedies for Corns: How to Treat Painful Foot Growths
How can corns be effectively treated? I have a corn located next to the fourth toe on my right foot. I enjoy playing basketball, so I often wear sneakers, which might be a bit small for me, causing friction. What is the most effective way to permanently treat the corn? I've ...
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, you should avoid continued friction between your shoes and toes. If you have already noticed that your shoes do not fit properly, it is imperative to replace them as soon as possible or to find shoes that match your foot shape, as this is the ...[Read More] Effective Remedies for Corns: How to Treat Painful Foot Growths
Effective Solutions to Eliminate Painful Corns on Your Feet
Corn Initially, there were only two corns, but they have multiplied and become painful, all on the same foot. Besides wearing comfortable shoes, what methods are available to completely eliminate them?
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Preventing corns requires wearing comfortable and well-fitting shoes. If corns have already formed, you can apply salicylic acid ointment or solution to soften the thickened skin locally. However, based on your description, your issue may not be corns but rather warts, commonly r...[Read More] Effective Solutions to Eliminate Painful Corns on Your Feet
Understanding Corns: Causes, Treatment, and When to Seek Surgery
Corn My friend developed a corn while serving in the military. Initially, it wasn't painful, but after discharge, it not only worsened but also multiplied and became painful, all on the same foot. Will wearing comfortable shoes alone help heal it without surgery? How long mi...
Dr. Jin Lianchun Reply:
Hello, Miss: If there is a growth on the sole of the foot, it is commonly referred to as a corn, but it may also be a plantar wart. 1. If it is a plantar wart, treatment options include cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen, laser therapy, or surgical intervention, all of which can le...[Read More] Understanding Corns: Causes, Treatment, and When to Seek Surgery
Understanding Corns and Eyebrow Growth Issues: Expert Insights
Corn vs. Eyebrow Issues Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask about two corns that have developed on the bottom of my left foot. I previously applied some medication and removed them, but they have grown back. Why is this happening? Recently, I also shaped my eyebrows to be quite th...
Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
Hello: Corns are caused by pressure, so to "eradicate" them, it is necessary to remove the source of improper pressure (such as shoes that are too narrow or too pointed). Liao Wenyu[Read More] Understanding Corns and Eyebrow Growth Issues: Expert Insights
Understanding Corns: Causes, Prevention, and Treatment Options
Regarding corns? Doctor: Hello, I would like to ask you about corns. Why do corns develop, what are the causes? How can they be prevented? How are they treated? Thank you for your response.
Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
Hello: Corns are caused by abnormal pressure on the skin of the feet. For example, wearing shoes that are too pointed or narrow, or deformities in the toes can lead to uneven pressure. Therefore, it is important to remove the source of the abnormal pressure and use corn pads, whi...[Read More] Understanding Corns: Causes, Prevention, and Treatment Options
Effective Long-Term Solutions for Treating Corns on Feet
Corn There is a corn approximately 3x3 cm on the left foot arch, which was previously treated surgically but has recurred. What are some permanent treatment options? Thank you.
Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
Corns are often caused by pressure, so if the source of the pressure is not removed, they will definitely recur.[Read More] Effective Long-Term Solutions for Treating Corns on Feet