Dermatologist reacts to gnarly corn removal!

[@negan1445]

These hurt, I need to make an appointment to have mine removed as I'm sick of it.

[@rae6857]

Hope you got it removed

[@Someone-b7v]

Yo

[@JadenNeko]

If it has not been removed: MAKE THE APPOINTMENT NOW! 😅❤

[@Un1v3rs3_W4nd3reR]

yesss...its hurt..

[@blackaliss9488]

Soak your foot in warm saltwater for a long time. You might be able to scratch it out yourself. If not, have it removed. Good luck

[@tamadori21]

Ahh yes another video of satisfying hoof trimming

[@MysMajisT1]

😂😂😂😂

[@baconluver2000]

This made me laugh 😂😂

[@warronlinnert5145]

😂😂

[@MissCraig]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@3fi02]

Was just thinking that 🤣

[@Howdo_i_buyaHuey]

He just explained the difference between a wart and a corn, then called it a wart right at the end 🤦‍♂️

[@sc4112]

…and told us that freezing it will make it go away 😂

[@ventex2641]

I think he just said the wrong word, I mess up like that too sometimes when explaining shit

[@kents012]

Its to bait more comments to the videos 😂 and it works

[@shonag1847]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mellewis387]

Can you explain water bumps under your feet

[@knuffelbeer193]

That’s not a razor blade, that’s a scalpel my friend

[@1000-THR]

they are probably intentionally saying the wrong word for it for comments

[@dazc1069]

4errors in the one video is pushing it though! Incorrect cause of a corn. Said it should be numbed. Scalpel blade. Called it a wart at the end.

[@lunchbox1553]

Cut him some slack, he's a dermatologist

[@bendrowned8506]

@@dazc1069quick question, why shouldn’t it be numbed? bc if i’m getting a scalpel shaving of some of my foot and digging around i’d rather not feel it

[@GhostSamuraii]

@@bendrowned8506it might feel uncomfortable but it won’t hurt, it’s like cutting ur nails. The part he’s shaving off is just hard skin formed due to irritation and it doesn’t have any feels so I don’t think it’s necessary to numb it

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

I have this on my foot. No matter what I do, it always comes back *like a villain in a horror movie!*

[@bonnicattiva7489]

Me too

[@crystalc1152]

Try offloading measures... Like those unmedicated corn cushions, or you can get pressure relief pads on amazon depending on where it is

[@Roberob1189]

Take a foot file (basically sand paper) and file it down til smooth and then use lotion. I had 2 for 5 years.

[@vaishnavipatil818]

Mine is fully removed...when I used the home treatment that my Nani and mother told me...just take a hot Oil and some hair...use hair like cotton ball and soak it in the oil and slightly burn it...and quick tap tap on your feet...it will give you so much of relief...I know it's a weird technique...but it work like magic...

[@vaishnavipatil818]

Use this technique twice a day

[@hhacque]

It's a corn, not a wart as he said at the end, they cannot be frozen off. A wart can be frozen off, but not the corn. The procedure isn't painful and doesn't require numbing.

[@karenneill9109]

Yeah, exactly. Freezing it off will likely cause further irritation, and possibly an abscess if you have poor circulation. Having a corn removed is painless, it’s dead skin.

[@Kawasaki_lad]

Doctor said to me they need to be surgically removed, 🤷🏽‍♂️ I’d do anything to get rid of the one I got

[@kelseyonouye6727]

Actually it all depends. I've had a couple procedures getting the corn I had underneath my heel and the Keratin core I had was an eighth of an inch deep, and so my dermatologist numbed the surface with a lidocaine injection then proceeded to cut out so basically I guess it varies from person to person and their situation

[@Gillygal23]

This guy has misdiagnosed a few things. He’s not an M.D.

[@KaerPaiku]

As a podiatrist I can only say good scalpel technique, not too large and ideally shaped blade, nicely worked with gloves. Thumbs up.

[@michelleb9842]

Will it come back?

[@KaerPaiku]

@@michelleb9842 Yes and no.

[@masonmurphy6009]

Yes. Ive shaved and cut my out 3 times in the past year. Its back a 4th time​@michelleb9842

[@amgh7310]

Might be me being stupid but i use my clean nail clippers to do this and it works😅

[@louisemerriman1079]

I'm also a podiatrist and I agree. Wouldnt use anastetic on a HD

[@jerrygirdner2753]

For something that is so dang little it sure hurts like hell. They have corn remover kits at Walmart, dollar stores ECT. They work very good. I'm a roofer and I get them all the time. Semper Fi from an old Marine

[@crystalc1152]

As a foot care nurse.... We don't numb these as if you do it properly it causes relief and not pain, corns are caused by pressure, friction and twisting, they're skin diamonds, not cores 😂😂

[@shannonfinn4316]

May I ask, as a fellow foot care RN, what tool would you suggest for this procedure? Thank you.

[@user-ok6tf4tl5k]

Corn, not cores.

[@morgan_blake]

When I searched for skin diamonds it didn't show this 💀

[@mamabear619isalpha8]

That figures! I knew that was the only way I'd ever get diamonds! 🤣🤣🤣

[@cindymaris8470]

@@mamabear619isalpha8 whahahah me too

[@Mary-sh2bp]

Imagine walking on a pebble peach, weighing 200 lbs. That is the most accurate description of how much this hurts, according to my cousin. It doesn’t matter how much you weigh, it will literally make you feel like you’re walking on jagged pebbles every time. 😅

[@FizzyCape]

I’ve got hundreds of em. My dad and his whole side of the family do to. Some weird genetic thing. It hurts pretty bad, no amount of removal keeps them away for long. Only thing that helps is really soft insoles for your shoes. It’s pretty annoying.

[@DENE2012]

I have the same issue. And you don’t even need to put pressure on it to feel the pain 😖! In the beginning stepping on something was excruciating and then it just decided that it would randomly hurt without any stimulus. :/

[@xondeez757]

@@FizzyCapeweird is this a dna mutation? What’s the benefit of this

[@FizzyCape]

@@xondeez757 not everything has a benefit….

[@averygavino-collins694]

Well as a post-300lber, i can say it would be kinda bearable

[@sparkyjones560]

I had a podiatrist gave me his own mix of formaldehyde and acid, in like a nail polish bottle, brush it on and wipe away the liquid skin 4x a day and in a week to 10 days it brings it up and out with almost no pain. I had a plantar wart, they cut it out multiple times, I had it burned out also and it kept coming back, that podiatrists liquid did the trick when every other much more painful method didn't.

[@charlottevanlangevelde1114]

I used one of those corn bandaids with salicylic acid and after a few days I could easily scrape it of..

[@dharanishetty28]

The best treatment for corns, warts, and calluses is applying a salicylic acid and lactic acid solution (salactin paint). I've been suffering from foot corns for a year, and within 10 days of using this solution, three out of five corns have already fallen out.

[@jeannettarussell9819]

Where can I get it im in pain

[@dharanishetty28]

@@jeannettarussell9819 it's available in any pharmacy

[@dharanishetty28]

@@jeannettarussell9819 you can get it from any pharmacy

[@dharanishetty28]

​@@jeannettarussell9819 here in India it's easily available at any pharmacy... check for "Salicylic Acid and lactic acid paint" at a drugstore near you ...trust me it works wonders

[@BurelaAshwin]

Here in India it's easily available at any drugstore..just check for a "salicylic acid and lactic acid paint" at your nearest drugstore

[@rube2001]

I’ve had these for a while when I worked on my feet every day and wore the same boots. I highly recommend buying new shoes/socks (preferably those that have a wider toe box), washing, scrubbing and moisturising your feet at night and keep up with the routine. After a while they will go away on their own :)

[@user-vd2jz6fd9j]

Это не правда

[@AlexWags54]

I had one of those, I removed it myself with just nail clippers and tweezers 😅

[@littlecherryartist]

same

[@simoneboudewijns4783]

Yeah same, didn't get it out the first time so I had to go at it again a second time. Had a hole in my toe for a while but its gone now xD

[@tahiame]

I know that mustve hurt as hell

[@karenmoriarty5754]

It will grow back

[@kiropiro842]

I just peeled it with my finger nails.......

[@mannys9130]

Nah. The injection(s) of local anesthetic on the plantar aspect of a foot would hurt soooooo much more than gentle sharp removal of the corn nucleous. Foot injections hurt a lot!!! Even with ethyl chloride, topical lido, and distraction, a mother of 4 naturally-born breech children will still yelp with pain. 😸

[@janahendrix458]

Yeah none of them numb them up on the feet.

[@DarkMewTwo5]

Omg now I'm freaked out to ask for a shot to the heels..

[@KaterinaZharaya]

​@DarkMewTwo5 dont😮😅😅❤

[@mystreteacher]

Stepped on a spiky thorn that broke off in my foot when I was a kid. I had to get it removed by a doctor, and the shot hurt just as bad as stepping on the thorn.

[@vuyempala2955]

Note they come back due to pressure. Enucleation is required regularly

[@pamelaletendre8520]

Well now I know what I dug out of my foot a few months ago. You learn something new every day.

[@LennieSciortino-h8e]

I had something similar taken out when I was in high school. My doctor said it was a planter's wart! I had to go to him once a week for 3 weeks! It never came back. Sure was painful!

[@yardleywood7585]

Not similar - warts and corns are different. Similar procedure - maybe?

[@gwallace5403]

I had something like this on my foot, after several attempts of cutting it out I got fed up and put a needle to a flame. Burned like hell but one good sizzle and it's totally gone!

[@Dusty-Sage]

My father had one on his little toe he removed it himself all the time. Then when he couldn't reach it anymore he had me to dig it out as he called it.

[@jodanemoulton9746]

Your dad Jamaican 😂

[@arathipradeep]

My dada too and I helped him to remove the corn 😂😂

[@lightchaser5732]

That looks so relieving.

[@charm8808]

I have one of these on the soles of both my feet.. have them years the pain does be unbearable at times. Ive always shaved them down but never seen a chiropodist or got to the root of them. They hurt so much but the relief after shaving them down helps

[@victormwangi9234]

Why is it so satisfying to watch 😅

[@FlissFloss2906]

You don’t need to be numbed up to remove callouses/corns. They’re hard dead skin. You can’t feel it. When you walk on them the pressure causes you to feel the hard centre and pain. But removing them with a scalpel like this, no. Being injected in this area would cause more pain and do very little anyway because the skin is dead.

[@Baditow]

this would definitely hurt, and it'd hurt even more if you dared try to walk after this

[@Mel.dot-MAGA]

I beg to differ

[@FlissFloss2906]

@@Baditow if the skin that is being scraped off is already dead skin that has gone hard you just wouldn’t feel it. I’d had small calluses on my skin before and managed to remove them with a foot file type thing. That didn’t need numbing. It’s the same thing. Hes not cutting into live flesh. He’s not breaking the skin that has nerves in it. He’s not damaging the skin that has nerves in it. Clauses don’t have nerves in them. It’s impossible. It would feel strange to walk without feeling like you have a small rock in your foot but having the dead dry skin removed wouldn’t cause pain when walking either.

[@Baditow]

@@FlissFloss2906 no duh the callous itself doesn't have nerves but its a layer that protects your skin. if you remove the callous the skin underneath becomes a sore.

[@FlissFloss2906]

@@Baditow I’m sorry but that’s not how it works. A callus doesn’t protect the skin. This is a myth. If a callus is left the good skin underneath can break down. So leaving a callus and not removing can create a sore. Not removing it. A sore is only present if the callus of left too long. When removing a callus they don’t touch any live skin so it doesn’t need to be numbed. And even if there is an open sore it still doesn’t get numbed. Go check out DC Foot Doctor and Toe Bro and Dr Nail Nipper. The only time they numb the toe is when they remove a nail. The DC Foot Doctor I think actually explains what happens if you leave them. And if you watch and listen to the longer videos you hear him explain what happens. Removing a callus doesn’t cause a sore at all. The only time you see a sore when a callus is removed is when the skin has broken down because the callus has caused it. It’s not caused by removing the callus itself.

[@dazc1069]

I’m a podiatrist. It doesn’t need to be numbed. I have never needed anaesthetic for a corn in 20 years, especially for a relatively small/simple one like this. A corn on the sole of the foot forms as a response to pressure. That’s a number 15 scalpel blade. Not a razor blade. You call it a wart at the end. Everything else was correct tho 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@danielled8665]

Creators make small mistakes intentionally because it baits people into replying with a comment to correct them. The more comments, the more engagement the Algorithm detects, so it suggests the video to more people. It's like those mobile game adds where the person playing it is clearly blind, drunk, and two years old. It's to frustrate you into showing you know better.

[@jaleyeni]

Merhaba, topuk dikeni için ne tavsiye edersiniz?

[@crystalc1152]

Thank you for this! I'm a foot care nurse and I agree with all of your comments lol I have removed too many corns to count and never once numbed anyone

[@dalewalters9023]

My doctor cut half of mine out but puss was underneath....f#&K it hurts..I pick it out every month.. over 25 yrs still got it

[@hymnsingingathome]

I've had plenty of corns removed from my feet/toes. They are painful themselves, but the removal is not - certainly not painful enough to need local anaesthetic. I get my podiatrist to do it, they use a scalpel & because it's all dead skin, there's no need for the numbing. The only reason for anaesthetic is if they make a mistake and cut too deep.

[@nkai67]

How can you get rid of them for good?

[@yardleywood7585]

Change of footwear, posture/foot alignment and possibly orthotics.

[@TheRoronoa_Zoro]

It happens due to something in your foot generally blisters, mostly there are bandages available for this use for 2 weeks they will be home forever

[@robertthompson4224]

I had one a few years back. It’s the truth, I didn’t want to walk. It was super tender. Hs numbed my foot & cut it out. Instant relief.

[@tovah2276]

Razor blade? Hmmm…..in Medical School we called that a Scalpel with a 21 Blade. Never heard it called a “Razor Blade” before…..

[@glennzoontjens9875]

No 15 blade

[@maidasbroda3349]

And isnt it called HP Virus or HPV???🤔

[@fayneng92]

I had 3 of these on my heel when i was young. Hurts like a bazooka. Went to alot of doctors to remove it or at least ease the pain was futile. End up a call to grandma was what spared me further agony. Use burning incense to smoke the corn soft, and either pick it off or let it dry itself out to pop off… tt 0c worth of advice saved my life.

[@Taunora]

I take mine out myself, but they do grow back

[@Eyiba07]

Yeah, me too.

[@siddharthnair7970]

Same

[@alexachen996]

That’s because you’re treating a symptom not the problem. You need to reevaluate your footwear.

[@healthenglish231]

use - Corn Caps Tape - never comes back

[@healthenglish231]

@@Eyiba07 use - Corn Caps Tape - never comes back

[@garden2356]

I'm a trained a pod med. We don't normally numb this up. It's uncomfortable but not often painful but less painful to numb it with a needle.

[@cindytaber7476]

THANK. YOU.

[@_Kuma_]

I had one of these since I was a kid. After about 20 years of having it, I got sick of it and used cuticle nippers to cut the corn out. Didn’t work completely, but it gave me relief for a bit at least.

[@NatalieHarrisonLim]

Can only be fixed with reduced pressure to the foot like with orthotics or foot reconstruction surgery. It's also not painful to remove because it's dead skin. It only becomes a little prickly when you start going past the corn and closer to healthy skin.

[@thekawaiiestchan]

I have a really bad plantar wart but can't afford to get it removed, I'll most likely have it for years before I can afford to get it removed and pay upfront. It genuinely affects my daily life and i really wish I could get rid of it.

[@alisonfink474]

I have actually scraped a couple of these in my 47 year lifetime. Annoying and tricky to remove; I recommend having the doctor do it. A doctor can get a good grip without turning themselves into a pretzel to see and reach it.

[@chrislee4206]

Satisfying video,I saw it several times.great work...

[@arjumenonm]

I had many on my both foot because of using same shoes everyday which excerts pressure on same points over and over again. Removing them was just a temporary relief because they came back. So I started running on treadmill barefoot and bought two more shoes to weare alternatively. Now my foot is like a clean marble ❤ Hope this will be helpful for someone else 🙏🏼

[@NewLifeFromTheWayofTruth]

My left foot was infested with over 20 warts and an angel came to me and rubbed my toes with her hands it burned like red hot irons I closed my eyes and when I woke up the warts were gone. Thank you Father 😢 I couldn't imagine having a healed normal-looking foot...

[@chudleyflusher7132]

Sad. Extraordinarily sad.

[@chudleyflusher7132]

That, of course never happened and has never happened ONCE in all of history. Why do think there is STILL no proof of any kind that there is a god? And why do think an “angel” would perform a miracle on your foot when you have people suffering IMMENSELY MORE who the angel DOESN’T help? And why would god send an angel to help with your corn that HE CAUSED? How does that make sense? Are you five years old? “God” is just the hopes and wishes of people who have never come to terms with their own mortality and have never grown up. Sad. Extraordinarily sad.

[@rabbit3212010]

I'm confused. You called it a corn in the beginning and then a wart at the end.

[@johannapuro813]

Im sure he's only pretending to be a doc

[@rabbit3212010]

@@johannapuro813 🤣🤣 sounds about right!

[@shandaross4587]

You did a good job with this video you didn’t end it too soon. Thanks.

[@prasantasahu5156]

In india we don't need a doctor, we do it ourselves without any degree 😂

[@Xmaricw]

I used to get it and i grind them everyday down and after few months, it is gone, truly a miracle for me

[@KOFFIN-K_BESTVILLIAN]

Cool

[@dipzy21]

I'm a Podiatrist, no enucleating its core doesn't need local anaesthetic. You are also misleading people, corns don't need freezing, but warts do

[@MarloRenay]

Interesting I thought corns were on toes but never knew why they were called corns until now and I would have thought that’s was a callous.

[@mannys9130]

Callouses are a flat, broad thickening of the skin. Corns are unique because the thickening of the skin forms a very localized ball and it protrudes up into the skin. It's like having a pebble in your shoe 24/7, except you can't shake it out and it's actually part of your body inside your skin. :( Exact etiology is unknown but most generally believe that corns are caused by trauma which drives skin cells deeper than normal and they survive the injury, going on to grow the trapped ball of skin deep inside the layers of skin. People may step on a nail or glass and form a corn in that spot. To permanently treat it, the corn needs to be surgically cut out as if it was a tumor.

[@LimitedEdition0619]

I am glad I never have suffered from any warts or corn or foot problems

[@mom.doesnt.love.you.]

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[@sendit9736]

Twist.... twist... twist...

[@aarchie5268]

“Give me back my corn so I can chew on it.”

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[@snehatrivedi434]

I had 4-5 of them on my heal. Went to an dermatologist for surgery didn't help and costed bomb, eventually a road side cobbler surgeon removed it surprisingly everything was done under sanitary precautions. This is in Mumbai. No traces after that day.

[@vmdenis3350]

I did that to my feet several times, it doesn't hurt because its not part of your body, a little alcohol and a bandage will do the trick to keep it sterile

[@liveyourlifeb4end]

I don’t know why I felt relief once he took it out 🤣

[@lewiselliott6274]

Had one removed without pain relief. Was the same a squeezing a spot. Probably hands down to the professionalism of the doc doing it than my resilience to pain.

[@smilkshake007]

My husband and I have a few. Hurt like hell and can change the way you walk if untreated. I use corn remover patches for a week, then soak my feet in vinegar, then file and they practically fall out. They grow back so I do it every month. The horrors of being a human.

[@Dymessweetbakes]

It’s not painful, just soak your feet and exfoliate, that’s it that’s all. Works everytime 😊

[@MaLuisaPerez-wx7oc]

My DEAR late FATHER'S used to have one of those right on the ball of his foot!😮😢 I actually had removed it, and I hope you are doing great today ❤🎉❤🎉🎉

[@gracegazaway237]

Warts are not only caused by hpv…. Some are, not all of them. Speaking as someone who had them for most of their life and did try multiple methods via my dermatologist along with having it biopsied and I do not have hpv…..

[@bobdelabourer1307]

As an unemployed certified licensed physician assistant, i saved a lot on my car insurance

[@kallistaaldridge2534]

I had a corn in my big toe when I was younger. I learned to walk without putting any pressure on my foot, and eventually it got ripped out somehow while I was playing outside. It left a big hole, but healed up properly without infection or pain

[@enriquepincay4114]

They come back though. How do you prevent it from coming back?

[@bhargavkhakhkhar]

Why it is so satisfying 🥲

[@taminino732]

Are all warts contagious on the feet?

[@rowseyk21]

Had one removed 2 days ago! I'm still marveling at how i dont have pain anymore. I could hardly walk.

[@theunieroux3649]

When a doctor says uncomfortable, you know it hurts like heck.

[@jfvira9844]

I have one of those on my left foot and it hurts so much, I've had many surgeries all over my body, but nothing has been as debilitating as this except for sprain in my spine I once had.

[@MarvelMania677]

I had that when I was a kid. Really painful. I used razer blades to trim it but it always grows back

[@HarshShandilkar]

I use D-corn caps and believe me this is truly painless and safe treatment of coen

[@tadams764]

I had 4 to 5 of them on each foot ...giving up smoking really along with monthly visits ( no numbing) to my chiropodists, really helped me get a lot of relief.

[@jameslible142]

You can also use a wart remover band-aid. Just set it and forget it. And when you peel it off a couple days later. It should come out with

[@applenwaolisa916]

Guys once you remove it just put salt on it and that's it.

[@shonawilliams6387]

So does that lil hole fix itself after a while? Specific cleaninh or just a patch to cover it?

[@Princess-vm7qg]

I had a corn removal surgery a year ago. The doctor literally cut a chunk of my flesh that it needed stiches, not just shaving like this video. The anesthesia hurt so much then after it wear off, the wound also hurt so bad. Worse experience

[@aybgreg6748]

Corns develop on other areas under pressure as well.

[@deannaking4863]

Does it ever stop returning? Is there a way to stop it from growing back. They are so painful.

[@franksarduchi626]

Use t tree oil .. helps with the pain and gets rid of it as well.

[@dementedopossum8148]

I had corns as a child as my shoes didnt fit properly. Very painful. I spent summer that year at the beach for 3 weeks and walked barefoot in the sand 24/7. That made them disappear.

[@jdvanheerden3369]

Man this looks satisfying!

[@shannonbrophy3687]

If I had words on my hands as a young child, between 5-10 years old, how did I have HPV????

[@alishafitts3323]

😮😮🤯 my 10 yr old daughter has this EXACT thing below the ball of her foot! THANK YOU, I had no idea what the heck it is! Now I can better explain to the doc at her appt in a couple weeks! 😃😃

[@musicimpact7120]

That was so satisfying to watch...

[@Lada4644]

I have had these removed dozens of times, it’s never hurt to have them removed.

[@yeapeachy4487]

When i was in Nursing school, due to prolong standing and bad shoes. I had these, two surgeries because it kept coming back then again elecrosurgery then again it came back ultimately i gave up on modern medicine and started on Homeopathy, took medicine for 3 months and Haven't gotten it since then. 👍

[@peaceteeraboh1813]

I have these all over my palms. How do I get rid of it completely? It grows back after I dig into it but most times it basically just leaves a hole.

[@mehdihassan93]

Simply use a corn plaster it will automatically remove with the roots

[@AlphaGamingWorld]

I had them and believe me it irritates alot. I had to bare with it for 3 or some months and was applying a lotion. Also with nail cutter trying to remove them by myself but the pain always force me to stop. But in the end they just git vanished by themselves.

[@michaellauck5843]

It’s funny because I love those hoof trimming videos and this is the humans version

[@TByrd-fi7pt]

There are these little corn cushions you can get that help get rid of them too. You end up scraping it out yourself, but by that point, when it's ready, it doesn't really hurt. I had Corns growing up, havent had them in a long time but as a 10-12 year old I was able to remove them myself using the patches.

[@stanchung69]

Used to get this a lot due to wet shoes from rain etc. Salicylic acid and and then warm water soaking with a box cutter to trim the affected skin.

[@heatherbarbourstonebarger1258]

I have one on the bottom of my foot. They’re painful because since they’re on the bottom of her foot, they grow into your foot because you’re standing on it so it’s not gonna be able to grow outward. I use a razor blade and I cut mine out about once a month. they just keep coming back and they are hardharder than your fingernails

[@bowtie235]

Got one of these when I used to push carts, ended up having to remove it myself with a similar method- doing it without a numbing agent is pretty painful, would not recommend

[@davidmoshesiegel8567]

This a planters wart. I use dremmel to sand out the blank spot. Then I use versus and cloth bandaid. 100% success!!

[@jenniferb5515]

What causes skin tags? Do they harvest infection?

[@supriyasharma20233]

But aren’t warts by hpv treated like in supply of nitrogen so that it comes off rather than spreading to other areas

[@trystanbernardie2398]

I waited for one of mine to fully grow, plant wart, after this, i torn it apart from the center, piece by piece with a small steel plyier, It rips off like orange pieces, leaving a deep hole, not a single drop of blood

[@lillylilly3035]

I never have it, comfortable shoes are important

[@0mniGODXD]

Actually it feels relief when it gets removed 😢

[@Quasar_Night]

SO THATS WHATS ON MY FOOT! i really need to get it removed. Thank you man!