The Worst Kind of Corn

[@mwervin1s]

This man is such a good doctor. I am constantly impressed by him and I have never heard him come off as condescending or accusatory with his patients. He is incredibly knowledgeable and so good with his patients and their families.

[@susannebemis3311]

agreed

[@paulwilliams6753]

I think he is 60% Doctor and 40% magician……

[@donitavann108]

And he sounds like my Uncle Bobby.....😊

[@norvaverwulst3781]

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[@maggie_o5233]

​ok I I'm kjì

[@psylafou714]

the sweetest feeling is when that lil bytch of a soft corn comes out.. the relief is heavenly

[@angiecoers6255]

That must smell and just not caring about hygiene.

[@BorkBiscuit]

​@@angiecoers6255hygiene has nothing to do with it. Sometimes it takes time for the calluses to be painful. And getting that pressure relieved is such a great feeling after months of pain.

[@Poeticfloetic]

Your grammar shows you didn't care to pay attention in class. Grow up. ​@@angiecoers6255

[@cantdomaths]

@@Poeticfloeticdude? not everyone’s a native speaker

[@jodu9965]

@@angiecoers6255 Well someone has to step up and take care of health conditions like this, so be thankful for medical personnel.

[@ms.p9525]

I was happy to see this procedure done. Because every 2-3 months it's performed by my podiatrist. I thought it was a callus but was told that it's a corn. I have type 2 diabetes and I tried to do this myself but it best to have professional do their job. I haven't had any pain since I have been able to see my podiatrist. He also trims my toenails and prescribed a walking shoe with insoles. I am truly blessed and grateful for the relief of the pain that corn caused me. Thank you Dr. Jefferson and my podiatrist for showing and telling me that's it was a soft corn and not a callus. Blessings Always Ms.P 🦶🙏🏽❤🙏🏽

[@vblake530530]

Wow. As an M.D. , This really helps me educate my patients as to just why I’m referring them to Podiatry. They be saying “A foot doctor “. And I’m like, YEAH, A FOOT DOCTOR

[@laurens5909]

😂🤣😂 MD

[@terryhamilton3644]

Ok Blake “they be saying.” 🤔lol

[@vblake530530]

@@terryhamilton3644 Sorry. You can take the Brotha away from Ebonics but you can’t take the Ebonics from the Brotha. Despite my degree in medicine where I learned things like; Idiopathic Hypertrophic Sub-Aortic Stenosis ( which just means swelling of the Atrial Septum, possibly extending down to th A-V Junction, and anterior septal area of the heart) Yo’ I be still be fallin back to my days growing up in the Projects sometime.

[@terryhamilton3644]

@@vblake530530 lol

[@imhere1303]

​@@vblake530530 shame

[@mamm7223]

I had never seen or even heard of a corn between the toes, so once again you have educated me. Corns on the sole of the foot may be painful, but they are easier to access and work on. That had to be incredibly painful (but he was a trooper) and very difficult to get to. Wonderful job, as always. I know he left feeling so much better.

[@carriemurdock4076]

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[@prw6058]

I have a corn on my 4th toe probably caused by my pinkie toe. Sometimes painful

[@user-py3mj6nd7dBianco]

​@@prw6058 same, both feet. Very painful.

[@magretdomrose3338]

,❤

[@ksull5595]

Those are called planters warts on the sole of your feet. I suggest doing 3-5 water and peri oxide sessions then do a light scrub each to to slowly remove that kills the fungus that causes it otherwise they sometimes have to be surgically removed.

[@Lenape_Lady]

This poor man was in SUCH pain. Dear lord. Thank you Doc for taking such good care of him. That must have been an unbelievable relief.

[@francesnovak9589]

What a wussss this guy was . There’s no pain as the skin is SO thick u can’t feel a thing. I’ve had the same.

[@milocunningham9473]

@@francesnovak9589you probably haven’t had it as severe I think.

[@samjames807]

I’ve had this on my left foot for about 10yrs now. And the worst thing. About the pain is that you feel like ya toe is ripping apart from ya feet. Now I’m getting one on the other foot. I just know you can’t keep ya that foot to moist or too dry that’s when the pain starts affecting u

[@govenormayor87]

@@francesnovak9589oh shut up tough guy 😂

[@melr215]

What a wonderful podiatrist you are Dr Jefferson. So kind and compassionate with your patients.

[@eleanorrodway263]

I follow a few podiatrists online and have never seen this kind of corn. It looked so difficult to get to and was obviously very painful. Thankyou for showing new and interesting items, and yes you are No.1 of those I watch!!

[@jacquelynwilliams8171]

I would have thought athletics feet, thanks for showing its a corn

[@sybellejohnson5219]

I thought that I was the only one. Enjoy the podiatry videos

[@pilibarriossanchez8116]

@@jacquelynwilliams8171 r Vi

[@siegridthomas9674]

WOW..never thought a corn would grow there

[@dezbryant7513]

It’s Athletics foot and corn I have both

[@michellebilodeau3882]

I've never had problems with my feet before but your videos have helped me to appreciate the need to moisturize them every night before I go to bed. Thank you for all the good information you share with us.

[@janetswalley7708]

Doctor this is probably the worst corn 🌽 I have ever seen . You have once again succeeded helping this patient improve his foot care .

[@vlrissolo]

FINALLY! I HAVE BEEN SUFFERING WITH THIS FOR SEVERAL YEARS!... and yea, I've been doing pretty much what you did for relief My doctor said she didn't see anything I JUST told her i debrided it the night before. The pain will burn all the way down the side of my foot if I don't remove it. I wore very high, pointy stiletto's all my life among other heels. I wear a 9.5 shoe which is very hard to find. 10s fall off so with open toes I wear a 9s if no 9.5 are available... SO GLAD I KNOW WHAT THIS PAINFUL CONDITION IS CALLED! THANK YOU!!1

[@trishaporte]

I had these on one foot more than the other. I wear long narrow shoes (not heels) and was on my feet all day. Sometimes the skin would even crack between my toes. Now days I wear tennis shoes with an approved insole.

[@heathercross3515]

I liked the explanation but I really like listening to the doctor visit with the patient and give them advice.

[@elizabethperimontclason3242]

Your tenderness, compasion and professionalism just speak volumes to my heart. I want to thank you for all you do for all of your clients. Many blessings to you.💗

[@kthwkr]

Almost all my adult life I wore size 10 shoes. At 50 my feet hurt bad. Especially my big toes. I had no idea what was wrong. I was limping everyday. Finally when I was 55 a guy at work who was only 35 had to get bunion surgery. He explained it to me. I changed to size 11 wide shoes. And the pain went away. I still got the bump of a bunion but it no longer hurts. Wide shoes are very hard to find.

[@xinx-fn8973]

New balance is probably your best bet, or Hoka

[@amysarahace]

I wear 2 sizes bigger than my feet usually are I wear 7s but I'm actually a 5😅

[@govenormayor87]

Unfortunately “skinnier” shoes are in fashion. Nike Jordans are a big cause

[@CharlieSheen-pv5qy]

Skater shoes work best for me

[@Babyjohn8170]

Didn’t even know having a cord between the toes is possible. You are such an amazing podiatrist we learn so much from watching you. Thanks!

[@major_profitsmajor_profits7581]

Yep I got 1 in the same spot

[@michaelsmith9102]

This channel is a great public service. Thank you!!

[@heehaw8401]

I would never think that was a corn. Ouch. When my husband and I married in the 70s, he said he had a hard time finding shoes that fit and said he wore an 8 1/2. Fast forward SEVERAL years, he bought a pair of golf shoes and I noticed the box said size 10. All that time he thought he had high arches…his shoes were the wrong size!

[@SandraBrock-i3l]

The only only way I 6:03 could find

[@jimmystrickland1034]

Your husband has 6th grader shoes size. Funny boots chap

[@judydahle4720]

Doctor Jefferson, you are the best! I just watched you take a corn out from between a man’s toes,, I watch you every day. The caring you show to your patients ,,,, all Doc should have.. you are the best!

[@MaggiePiffles]

You are awesome at educating us. I have passed on a lot I have learned from you and this will be another one to pass on. I have never heard of this being a corn. A lot of my friends wear heels. Lol they all repeat “get a big toe box” when we shop for shoes. Thank you for your caring and kindness of others.

[@alanmrichards]

I truly like the way you treat your patients and your handling of both the scalpel and nippers. Very impressive. No nonsense.

[@cleverty1959]

Corns in weird places?? I used to recurrently have one UNDER my big toenail!! I was a professional ballet dancer at the time spending a lot of time in pointe shoes. The podiatrist would slice diagonally through the nail to get to it & dig it out every few months - what a relief!!

[@Manda-KayeKeyePinkie999]

There are a lot of people who watch "pimple-popping," but when it comes to podiatry or chiropody that is when the door firmly closes! But I myself find it fascinating as to how the foot or feet end up in such a bad way and how they resolve it, especially the diabetics! Keep up the good work Doctor Jefferson, AKA The Foot Doctor.xx💋xx

[@rhianevans7189]

That looks very painful. Anything worse than athletes foot needs to be seen by a podiatrist. In all my years in the nursing profession I haven’t seen a corn inbetween the first two toes Thank you so much for this video as I find these interesting being the first point of contact. Much love and respect from across the pond in Uk x

[@audreyjordan3372]

NICELY DONE YOUNG MAN. YOUR BEARD AND HAIR ON YOUR HEAD IS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS 😍. BLESSINGS DOC.

[@halomorningstar967]

I really like this format, with the explanation and diagrams added to the actual procedure footage. It makes it easy to understand. I also deeply appreciate the topic this time, as I could not figure out how I could be getting corns between my toes (although without the fungal component shown here, thankfully.!) Your videos are great.

[@ShimaJiro2205]

Doctor good evening(TOKYO is PM19:41). I'm an old fashioned TV technician and don't know much about medicine. By the way, in the case of this case, it is common in Japan to use a method in which a weak acid is penetrated into the skin and the dermis and keratin are exfoliated. It takes about a week and a long time, but it is a method that does not damage the skin. A weak acid is applied to the skin, and the weak acid, which is often found in materials such as vinyl that do not permeate moisture, is soaked into the surroundings. Remove the vinyl in a week and exfoliate the separated keratin and dermis.

[@denisejefferson4739]

I started using shea butter and it has made such a difference on my feet. Thank you Dr Jefferson.

[@gloriapaddock4618]

That looked so painful. A job well done Doctor.😊😊😊😊

[@Chicasueca79]

As a teen and young adult, I used to run 10 k's and half marathons and often had skin breakdowns between my fourth and fifth toes, sometimes severe enough that they would bleed. I tried changing socks, washing shoes (get new shoes), foot sprays, and more, but the only thing I could do was tape the two toes together until the skin healed (of course I was stupid enough to still run with taped toes 😒) . Never have I seen calluses like these, thank you for an amazing and educational video, Dr. Jefferson!

[@silviaghersi4791]

Gracias dr sus inteeevenciones exelente si mui educativas nunca havia visto un callo tan Grande estre los dedos gracias por sus enseñanzas desde PERU Latinoamerica

[@IKandai1]

Your video focused on the corn between his toes, but the overall look of his foot at the end was miraculous! All the flaky skin and the callous by the big toe removed and a smooth foot. Nice job, Again!

[@dreamerworld1495]

I had no idea that inside people's shoes there was so much sadness and dirt. No one EVER had to dig my toejams with hard core metal instruments. And sweat while doing it

[@Virtuenow]

It’s not normal. It looks like he also has fungal infection (athletes foot)

[@kwamegregory2592]

Sadly you guys are both mistaken @dreamworld1495 & @virtuenow. Obviously neither one of you has a medical background. Foot ailments are very common, and very normal! You are confusing normal with healthy virtuenow (and obviously people with bad feet don’t walk around showing them off, so you don’t truly know what normal is), and dreamerworld this video had nothing to do with you! Your comment is completely irrelevant, and narcissistic. Glad no one had to treat your feet.

[@susanmason9467]

If there is pain associated with a patient, can't you numb it up before the procedure?

[@colormary1]

You are such a kind and compassionate person. I love seeing, well mostly hearing your interactions with your patients. God bless you for all that you do and for caring and showing love especially to the elderly ones who are often neglected and don't get the attention for their emotional or their health problems.

[@justjulee9135]

Great job removing that very difficult to remove corn. I can imagine how painful that had to have been.

[@entertainment_onlyamk]

No need to remove it mam.. just use Castor Oil u will see the result in just 10-15 days i bet

[@wendellgreenidge3362]

That’s amazing, your patience with removing as much as you could without causing a lot of discomfort is commendable

[@josephinepearson3564]

I am glad to see video...just had corn removed.

[@wendellgreenidge3362]

@@josephinepearson3564 was it painful?

[@josephinepearson3564]

@@wendellgreenidge3362 no not at all ,he said it would return because of bone

[@annfears1724]

Interesting, had no idea 🤔 corns form between toes; shoes to small will damage feet and crazy to wear. Thanks Dr.💪✌️

[@patriciapeoples5667]

Congratulations. Thank you, Dr. Kevin J., for the video and many more videos. Dr. Kevin J has many patients with feet or foot issues. The corn on a toe are in between the toe is very irritating, but going to Dr. Kevin J, let the battle begin. You know who won. Look! Dr. Kevin J. Everyone is greatly appreciated. Love always, Patricia ❤🎉😊Great job!

[@AgentMercer]

I almost never wear shoes in general unless i am walking in to a public building, and my feet are healthier than most other people’s i know. Shoes cause more problems than they fix tbh

[@Mel77qui11]

OMGosh you don't answer the phone at medical appointments. I had the same problem with a toe corn for years it even got infected twice didn't help being that I'm diabetic either.

[@mysticalheiress4362]

Bless that man's heart! I feel his pain.

[@jayhill1242]

When a grown man say um um um 6:38 ... you know he in some pain.

[@dr.robertbennett3452]

Right!!! 😂😂😂

[@ritavalade7049]

Wow…that looked like a huge relief and a painful one! Great job.

[@Manbunmen65]

You know your shoes are too tight when they feel tight.

[@hestiaa9354]

I had one of those but on the side of the second toe and big toe and higher up. Never knew something so little could hurt so much.

[@susanmorris736]

I've a corn in that same spot between my toes fir years. I have to peel the top of the corn from time to time so I can wear shoes. My foot had hurt so bad a few times that Ihave had to either take my shoe off right away or scream in pain. Its gotten much better since I retired and dont stand on my feet all day. 🤗

[@SDSCSheila]

We need more like Dr Jefferson

[@cartinaoverton5015]

Wow, he did good but you tell it was painful. I never knew you could have a corn between the toes. He definitely feels better, glad for him. Great vlog as always.😎😎

[@ms.dekatur7082]

DOCTOR PICASSO...I NEVER WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THAT WAS A CORN...I THOUGHT IT WAS TOE JAM. PLEASE DO A SEGMENT ON ATHLETES FOOT AND HOW TO GET RID OF IT.

[@madmartagan100]

I had that, I had to get them surgically removed. It feels like you're always walking on Lego's.

[@debramoody4695]

I can see how painful that was. Poor guy. Do you give patients a squeeze ball?

[@mildredmorine745]

Great job Dr, please tell your parents how important it is to soak their feet helps tremendously. With the dryness build up of callouses keep their feet clean which a lot of the patients their feet aren’t clean you can see the dirt. They should also realize you have to use a face cloth to rub their feet clean in order for the dirt to come off. Wipe dry well between the toes, always rub a good moisturizer on your feet to prevent the build up of dry skin. They are their own worst enemy for not taking care of their feet, they can soak them when they are relaxing it just that simple , buy a a pan to soak your feet in. You can one of the following to your water when you soak them, vinegar, soda, lemon juice, alcohol . Dry your feet add the moisturizer after soaking, honestly they will feel so good after you will thank me. This Dr does a fantastic job, show him how much you appreciate his service by taking care of your feet take his advice. Thank you for sharing.

[@aqualibra961]

Hello Dr. Jefferson 👋🏽Wow, I've never seen this type of case before. Very interesting to watch! As usual you were on point with that blade💯👊🏽. Surely the minimum discomfort the patient may have experienced; is worth the lack of pain afterwards. He's bound to have some very happy feet🦶🏼🦶🏼 thanks to your excellent help and care!! I've finally found a podiatrist locally (Nashville, TN). I'm doing doing what you tell us all..."take care of your feet". 😁👍🏽Blessings to you & yours Dr. Jefferson, take care!💕

[@geeg0llywtf]

Wow it looks amazing aftwerwards! So glad I stumbled upon this video. Now I can explain to my husband what he has going on. I thought some spray would fix this.

[@Ganjafairy86]

I have this I thought it was athletes feet cause it’s on both so it’s not foot😂 I used my finger with a nitrile glove on then again I scratch at least once a day how do we keep it from coming back also do you work on foot fissures in the heel.

[@Kmrc1213]

ouch! great work! it truly speaks to his trust in you to allow you to dig with a blade between his toes like that.

[@peda15]

Great job as usual. I didn’t know those were corns. I just thought that was athletes foot. Fantastic video

[@lisetmedina4656]

Same here👋🏼, first time watching and hearing about this kind of corn

[@DJRenee]

It's because of athlete's foot

[@cynthiaperkins5584]

It takes a special person to be a podiatrist....great work...great bed side manner....great patience....I have watched videos and tv shoes of podiatrist(s)and you are the BEST.Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.Ever think about..... TV?...I would watch it.

[@pop0944]

This video makes me thankful that I pick my toes..lol I've had a callous similar to this in between my pink toe (I'm guessing it was the beginning stages) but I always pick it and I used Lotrimin to treat the athlete's feet. The trick is to use it even after you think you don't need it so it doesn't come back.

[@AsToldByAlexia]

Finally someone I can relate to .

[@amyburrow5189]

I think my diabetic husband has the beginning of this, he keeps getting a weird spot in between his pinky’s on both feet, and it’s painful! I have to put bandaids on his 4th toes on both feet to make it feel better!! He needs to go to a podiatrist doesn’t he!?

[@avril_138]

Amazing something so small can be so painful!

[@yvonneviney8199]

I had this same thing. He will feel better when he leaves. The bad part is that dead rubbery skin will be back within the next 2 weeks. I had it on both feet. The pain was so great I had to remove my shoe with snow on the ground. I eventually had surgery on both feet, no more pain. Now I have a corn on the bottom of my 3rd toe. I hope you do a video and explanation about that. I use to get it cleaned out once a month, but it would come right back. I enjoyed this video. Bonnie, Philadelphia, PA. Mine not only left a big space, it was a deep hole. I would sometimes do it myself.

[@Virtuenow]

Did you have bone removed in the small toe for your surgery (if you don’t mind me asking)? Did your overall foot look similar to this. Was athletes foot aa problem?

[@mikel7800]

Same thing happened to the chef in your video, "Lots of problems for one guy part 2".

[@goblinman7]

The thumbnail fooled me...I thought it was a kind of canned or cobbed corn...lol. Well, it's a good thing I watched the video for clarification!

[@mandycoleman1394]

Wow that poor man! He did so well. Good job dr Jefferson !

[@crabstick250]

I've got a soft corn in that same area, it's not as flakey at all but it is rubbery, does need removal every 6 months, the toe rubbing it really creates pain.

[@josephmoodie4970]

I jumped on line to find the best methods of removing a corn and had questions like , Is it better to cut them when there moist and soft or to let in between your toes to dry out before cutting ? I have a large corn between my middle toe and second smallest tow and it’s so painful and tender on top of being very hard to get in between the the toes to cut it off. I have cut it a few times and have had it now for like 2 years and it always comes back very fast and is now really effecting my work and play .

[@fizzypop1249]

Best one I’ve seen in ages. Why did the client leave it that long before getting it seen too though. 😔

[@AsToldByAlexia]

I used to have this on all my toes left and right. I just have it now between my fourth and fifth toes on my left foot. I’m learning foot powder is the way but as painful as this sounds I would enjoy this lol.

[@gervaisechristiansen2991]

Another great treatment!

[@back2nature608]

When i stopped eating sugar and carbs this was one of the many problems i got rid of.

[@Anthology_of_Holly]

I get interdigital corns on both my pinkie toes because I have bony spurs and it’s excruciating. I have to wear toe separators and it still hurts like hell by the end of every day.

[@carriejones1433]

A difficult area to treat for sure. Great job, Doc! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@CarolynMcPherson-r3z]

Another great episode, Dr. Jefferson. You are so kind to all your patients

[@GanjjaGuru]

Wow, first time I’ve ever seen something like this.

[@joannelyons5627]

I am so think you're very compassionate man as well as a great doctor podiatrist. You're very humble you're very and you're very very helpful to your patient's. Thank you for being the person that you are kind gentleman man.

[@g-womaninnj7623]

I have heard of corns, between the toes but never saw one. Thanks for explaining the differences between corns and athletes 🦶

[@zeezeeabbas4190]

Am not athletes, but I have the same kind of corn , but mine is palmo planter keratosis but is the same thing I have in between my toe’s and hands too 😢

[@anitta925]

I used to have these kind of corns when I worked in an office. I could never make them go away. I wore tight shoes and my feet were always sweaty, especially in the winter time. They are so painful. This doctor did a good job and removing this corn.

[@isabellabinion313]

Sir you are an early riser!!! Good content to get my day started. ❤️

[@valerieclark5064]

That's what I had when I was younger. My toes would crack and hurt. They always had a weird callus. When I was in high school I figured out if would stretch my toes, I could keep it was getting the callus and cracks.

[@suepowers2780]

Holy corn !! That was incredible I hope he feels so much better . Thank you for sharing 💜

[@purplepearl1809]

I had one between my toes before, didn't know what it was at the time, Painful omg!!!! Thank you for this educational video👍👍👍

[@cecilehoward7980]

I can just imagine the pain😐Once again, great job doc💯

[@zeezeeabbas4190]

Very painful like if you ask me the pain is 10 over 10 the pains

[@КаймёНЕпогодА-у9ь]

у меня всегда только одна мысль, как можно довести себя до такого?

[@myheavenlynails]

Thank you 😊

[@saldav420]

I’m here again lol why? Because the doc does such a great job that I comeback just to watch how much dead skin he actually took out of there. Smooth with the knife like a samurai

[@valdemargarza5291]

Saludos, estos excesos de piel con hongo epitelial entre los dedos del pie suceden porque muchas personas al terminar de bañarse no se secan sus pies por completo. Cada vez que salgan de bañarse se deben secar muy bien los pies entre sus dedos, quienes padecen estos eczemas una vez curados deben disciplinarse en el aseo personal de sus pies.

[@iJSabelle007]

Soaking would've made it less painful and easier to remove, I believe. Dang that groaning is hard to listen to. Poor guy, atleast you are giving him relief.

[@karenk3458]

Nice I know that feels better.

[@Dinosaurprince]

Patient: what part of my toe is callus? DC Foot Doctor: Yes.

[@kerrywilson405]

Always educational Doc! And the patient’s painful reaction to the debridement(learned that word from you) points to how serious a condition it is. Can you add some of your tunes for good measure?

[@aedinquinn8687]

I will watch again, I didn't hear patient complain about pain. I assumed corn between toes were painful; corns on top of toes are painful. I am in the process of burning corn off the top of my toe with medicated discsnow. Aedin

[@jameswiley9936]

Strong work Doc

[@LaLadybug2011]

Never seen a corn between the toes like this-poor guy! Thanks Doc for a great video-you are awesome!❤️

[@clairebacchi360]

Do you sometimes inject the spot with a numbing agent? I've been watching your videos and subscribe to the channel also. I have not seen you use a numbing substance yet. Is there a reason for that? Keep up the good work doc, and God bless you.

[@soposh5671]

Very informative

[@roycemurray1051]

Poor patient! I can hear him breathe so fast and the groans of pain. Do you ever use anesthesia for the pain? He is lucky to have such a great podiatrist!

[@patriciaroney262]

I had this problem several years ago and the doctor I went to cut down the bone in my little toe and it never came back again. My little toe is much shorter than it was before but that corn never grew back again, that pain in my foot was like a tooth ache pain and I am so glad I had that procedure done.

[@narelleday434]

What about the application of a numbing cream? Would that work through the corn in these cases?

[@jws1948ja]

I took my mother to a shop that sold extra depth shoes. I informed her that I would buy her a pair of shoes, but that she should have an extra pair. The lady waiting on us commented that the shoes she had were entirely too small and put her in a size eight shoe. The look on my mother's face was one of complete satisfaction. My son informed that she went back and bought four more pair.

[@divinedurham7383]

How didn't your mom know

[@beverlymartin1414]

Terrific Dr