How to Distinguish Between Corns and Prickly Holes The four differences between corns and prickly stingers are introduced

Prickly is a benign skin proliferative disorder caused by human papillomavirus infection, while corns refer to the growth of the stratum corneum due to prolonged friction or compression of the foot. From this, we can see the difference between the two, and it is necessary to focus on syndrome differentiation, scientific treatment, and health rehabilitation. If you still can't accurately distinguish between corns and punctures, let's have a comprehensive understanding.

First, the development period is good

The best effects of stabbing are on the soles of the feet, neck, forehead, eye face, scalp, toes, chest and back. Corns occur mainly on the hands and soles of the feet.

2. Causative factors

There are three main effects of puncture, namely human papillomavirus infection, trauma, immunocompromise, etc. Wearing ill-fitting shoes for long periods of time, standing for long periods of time, and thumb valgus are the main causes of corns.

3. Characteristic symptoms

The symptoms of tingling numb are obvious, mainly manifested as pimples, pain, frictional bleeding and so on in the affected area. The symptoms of corns are mainly manifested by thickening of the skin and severe pain in the affected area.

Fourth, the treatment plan

There are ten different methods to treat stinging disease, namely: salicylic acid drug treatment, retinoid drug treatment, intralesional injection drug treatment, curettage treatment, excision treatment, cryotherapy, electrocautery treatment, laser therapy, photodynamic therapy, traditional Chinese medicine therapy, etc. Medications and excision are effective treatments for corns.

5. Precautionary measures

There are three things to do to prevent puncture, one is to keep the skin clean and dry, strengthen physical exercise, and have regular physical examinations. The main ways to prevent corns are to avoid wearing ill-fitting shoes and actively prevent foot diseases.

These five aspects are the obvious difference between corns and punctures, and as long as the patient can fully understand these, he can accurately judge the disease he is suffering from, carry out symptomatic treatment, and restore his health. In addition, patients should also be reminded that corns and punctures are diseases with a long recovery period, and during this time, patients should be guided by a doctor to carry out relevant care to help cure the disease and promote the recovery of the disease.