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Corn

Corns form on the feet and are caused by the accumulation of thick, dead skin cells. These cells build up in response to pressure or friction, usually over a bony area such as toe joints. Rubbing and friction from tight or improperly fitting shoes are often responsible for the creation of corns.

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Callus

Calluses can form on the skin of any part of the body that is exposed to excessive pressure or friction. They are the body’s way of protecting the skin and the structures beneath it from injury. It is common for calluses to form over a bony spot, such as the toes, fingers or elbows. Painful calluses can form on the foot, in areas that typically bear most of the pressure and friction from standing and walking. As the callus thickens, it causes more pressure against the skin inside the shoe, causing pain.

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Blister

Blisters can form anywhere on the skin in response to rubbing, burning or irritation. Blisters on the feet are often created by the friction and abrasion of improper fitting shoes rubbing against the skin surfaces of the foot. Excessive rubbing of the shoes on selected spots of the foot can eventually lead to blister formation.

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Ingrown Nail

Ingrown Toenails occur when the edge of the toenail grows into the skin of the toe, or the skin of the side of the toe grows over the toenail.

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Bunion

A bunion is a painful enlargement at the big toe joint. It can be caused by several factors including abnormal motion, improperly fitting shoes, and heredity. Bunions can be painful and severe cases can even make walking difficult.

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