Symptoms
- Discomfort
- Deformation
- Intermittent Pain
- Corns
- Burning Sensations
Be aware that both corns and calluses that are not adequately addressed can lead to serious complications, such as ulcers, infections, and even to amputation of the foot in the case of diabetics. Consult us to avoid such complications.
Podiatric Interventions
The Role of your Podiatrist
The role of the podiatrist is to maintain the health of your feet and assess the etiology causing changes in the skin, such as corns and calluses. When appropriate, he will undertake an examination, after which he will be able to develop a personalized treatment plan.
Active Prevention Methods
Corns and calluses are sometimes the result of a major problem. As a precaution, the podiatrists performs a dermatological, neurological, or biomechanical evaluation. They can also undertake additional exams, like x-rays and an assessment of the patient’s gait. The data derived from these evaluations allow him to measure the health of your feet and give a precise thorough diagnosis.
Diabetic Foot Complications
To maintain their state of health, it is highly recommended that diabetics consult a podiatrist. The risks of corns and calluses for a diabetic can lead to amputation of the feet if severe complications occur.