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Calluses and Corns - Topic Overview

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Most people get calluses and corns. They are seen more frequently in people who have bony feet and in women, probably because women often wear shoes that create friction on the feet, such as high-heeled or thin-soled shoes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Learning about calluses and corns:	What are calluses and corns, and what causes them? What are the symptoms of calluses and corns?
Being diagnosed:	How are calluses and corns diagnosed?
Getting treatment:	How are calluses and corns treated?
Living with calluses and corns:	What can I do at home to relieve symptoms of calluses and corns? How do I use a pumice stone to reduce a callus or corn? How do I use padding for calluses and corns? What kind of shoes can help calluses and corns?

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Last Updated: January 06, 2010

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