How To Ease Corn Pain

This fall season, there were many new and exciting fashion trends. One of the attractions was models walking the ramp with sensuous leather wear with thigh-high and over-the-knee boots. These boots are custom designed with materials such as suede or leather, to give it the elegant or futuristic look. The trendy boots surely make a bold fashion statement and many imitations in the local market urge many window shoppers to deceitfully indulge in the glamour. You find yourself to be no exception and dive into a pair. It looks great and you get all the attention you desire. But once you retire for the day, you wonder whether your feet are still alive. And after weeks on end of this double-sided, pleasure and pain experience, you notice your feet almost disfiguring and find parts of the skin on your feet have hardened. You swear never to buy imitated products again. You check with your dermatologist and find out you are developing what is called a corn. This is a common problem faced by many people who wear tight fitted shoes continuously. A corn is a condition related to the skin and may consecutively affect the nerves on the feet. The condition occurs because of friction from tight fitting footwear which rubs against the skin. This continuous friction causes the affected area of the skin to harden which eventually develops into a corn. Some of the ways in which you can prevent further growth of corns or methods to ease the pain are discussed further.