Corns in foot are annoying and possibly creates a painful condition if not taken care. Corns can appear anywhere where foot friction occurs, whether it is on top of the foot and even on the sole which creates major embarassment and cause discomfort. With certain medical conditions, such as diabetes or connective tissue disease, creates a risk of complications associated with corns and patients should immediately seek medical evaluation
Corns are classified as either hard or soft, depending upon their location and appearance. It is thick and hardened layers of skin caused by friction and pressure. Hard corns typically affect the tops of the toes and are composed of a dense core that presses on sensory nerves, causing extreme pain. Soft corns occur between the toes and are whiter and softer in appearance due to the continuous softening by sweat.