GET THIS HEEL SPUR OUT OF MY FOOT!

[@12cjack]

“Heel spur” for clicks……so professional

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

You won't believe how many come in thinking they have a heel spur when really it's just a callus. Maybe this video will help somebody someday

[@stephenwallace2423]

Quick question if I may? I *do* actually have bone spurs on *both* heels (lucky me.....) as verified by x-ray. With the worse of the two, I was told that removal of the spur would require the Achilles tendon to be detached, and then reattached after the procedure. Are there any effective, non-surgical treatments? Cheers.

[@tinaaurand8887]

​@stephenwallace2423 I had one removed in December. It is a long recovery. I don't think there is any other way to remove one if it is under the achilles.

[@lisalarouge6309]

Different shoes could keep it from coming back.

[@lasvegasbeet]

@@stephenwallace2423 wear good shoes, no crocs or birks etc they are hereditary but I would get a second opinion

[@EmiliaVinokur]

Many years ago I had this disaster on my foot. I tried everything, including similar procedures and nothing helped. The spur grew back until one lady recommended me this. 1. Soak foot in baking soda every night. 2.Prepare strong solution of eucalyptus enough for 30 days. After soaking your foot apply eucalyptus over night and make sure that application stays wet all night. In the morning carefully clean the skin like doctor is doing , but with the clippers. Do the procedure 30 days. To my surprise in 30 days a round seed came out leaving behind small hall. The spur never grew back.

[@patriciawrightmuir9000]

That happened to me, too, I went to a Chinese herbalist and what he did to my both feet was so good. It NEVER came back again. It's 3yrs now.😊

[@teresajacoby4010]

This scary me . I have five on my left foot and two on my right foot. And can't hardly walk at all. What makes them come out of our feet. I got froze bite on my feet been homeless walking in the snow and the ice choked my boots. Can you give me some advice what to do I have tried everything and they keep growing back and they hurt. Can you please give me some advise what to do.

[@spookshow6999]

Are you sure it's not plantar wort's?

[@silviaoazem8047]

How to make a eucalyptos solution?

[@karentilley4356]

@@patriciawrightmuir9000any clue what he did so others can ask chinese medicine doctors in their city?

[@Clearanceman2]

I had a planters wart way bigger deep in my foot. It was huge. The podiatrist said he'd have to cut it out in a hospital because of potential blood loss. I went to a couple different doctors and no go. I read they often go away after three years. No one could freeze it out it was too deep. Beatle juice didn't work. Nothing worked. I scraped and scraped but I couldn't get anywhere. I tried dry ice and I couldn't freeze it out myself it was too deep. Couple doctors tried nitrogen, it was too deep. It got so it didn't hurt though . So every day I put wart stick and medical tape over that. Finally after 5 years it just went away. It's weird no one else in my family got it and even my other foot didn't get it. If you get it wet and see a swirl below the surface you got it. I was so grateful when it finally went away. The idea was by keeping it irritated my immune system would decide it didn't belong and get rid of it. It didn't hurt and I didn't want half my heel removed so I kept going like that. I guess my immune system finally got rid of it.

[@blueshepard7]

That's crazy!! 😮 I'm glad it went away!

[@kris580cl]

I scraped every day and applied cotton balls soaked in apple cider vinegar twice a day. Slept with them tapped to my foot, then in the morning scraped and reapplied and wore them even at work. Repeat at night…. Went on for months until til i finally got to the end of my warts and it went away. I have scars where they were now because I had them for years

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

I would've got it out! Glad you don't have to deal with it anymore

[@wehrewulf]

P l a n t a r

[@worldbossdetroit827]

Glad you are feeling too

[@vivianclose5986]

I was on a swim team when I was younger and one girl on the team got the HPV virus and got “seeded” looking warts on her feet and her mother failed to inform the coaches and the YMCA where we were on the swim team. She walked barefoot all around the pool deck and in the locker room for two weeks before her and her mother thought to say anything. Needless to say…my mother and all the other parents were pissed and angry because all of us contracted the HPV virus and got plantar warts all over our feet…must of us suffered from it for two years until it fully went away. This girl also got warts all over her arms and she picked at them enough that they became so infected that they oozed green pus and she was in the hospital for the weekend on IV antibiotics. When you mentioned plantar warts, I was immediately taken back to such an unpleasant childhood memory. 😂🤢 I remember having to her care from both a dermatologist and podiatrist for at least two years consistently…you remind me of the nice, kind, nonjudgmental, smart podiatrist I had. Keep up the good work! 😊

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

😳😳😳

[@captainsinclair7954]

That is just AWFUL!!! I guarantee every momma bear wanted to lay into the mother of and even "Patient Zero" herself like some sort of catfight

[@lasvegasbeet]

😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@SnowPink90]

I can’t plan awards after being at the Children’s Hospital when I turned into a type one diabetic and I was just wearing bare feet around the ward. I was only nine years old so I didn’t know better At home I walked around with bare feet. And. they keep coming and going and moving around and just they’re crazy to have when you’re a type one diabetic. It’s kind of crazy that they just won’t die off. They just will go away for a time and then start up again. Yeah if I was a mother, I would’ve been mad as well. I always have my feet covered. Always.

[@mimsicle1]

Plantar Warts are highly contagious. You certainly can pick them up on a wet surface.

[@julied6322]

This is exactly what I had on the pad of my foot right below my big toe. My GP said it was a plantar wart. Turns out it was just a seeded callus. The podiatrist just dug it out. It was tiny but painful. Felt like I was stepping on a piece of glass.

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Yup- same thing

[@CINDYAHAMPTON]

I wonder why he didn’t use any cold spray for comfort

[@katiestmarie1306]

Same I had 1 on the bottom of each foot same place. I was able to peel/pick them out by hand after a shower and they had softened. Got them when they were tiny. I’m a runner so they will come back in assuming

[@sojeskey456]

I had this before underneath my foot too, for some years buy it got healed on its own. It's painful like I step on a nail

[@danakchampion]

Sometimes I've removed these myself with cuticle nippers, after soaking foot in water. Just have to be careful to cut callus (dead) skin only, not into the soft skin or it will bleed and you can't see what you're doing. If it bleeds stop immediately and treat the wound. Try again some weeks later after it has healed up. At least this has worked for me for calluses and warts on the bottom of the foot. The earlier you catch them the easier it is.

[@shewitness9892]

I would like to know if you are given something for the pain prior to the ward removal?

[@HoaXinh77]

I got one of these!!!! But I dig it out myself. Can you burn it off?

[@cynthianewton3987]

I hate it when they say 'Oh, well the numbing hurts, too..' and then 'We're almost done..' NO, numb it! Period! Geez..

[@anitraduke2265]

I know! Right! When the patient says I'm hurting. He should have immediately stopped and talked with her about the pain! He should not keep digging into her foot. Then finally he asks if it's unbearable? She said, yes! Then pulls our the it hurts, too, BS! Lidocaine burns for a second and it may hurt for a second when the put the needle going through the tuff the dead skin on your foot! Him digging around in your foot is a WHOLE lot worse!! Probably if it had been a man he would have stopped and given the Lidocaine immediately! Grrr

[@belindaweaver521]

But a shot to the bottom of the foot is extremely painful. Plus it would have taken longer.

[@Ful-OGold]

It’s because the doctors don’t want to have to pay for numbing medicine if they don’t really need to use it. It means easy money in their pocket.

[@tulips5672]

I agree. Why ask the patient if it is hurting, if you're not going to do something about it?! Plus, you guys have that numbing spray that I've seen used before a needle. You could've used that. Dr Binh is usually really good, but he disappointed me this time.

[@Ivorymoana]

I agree. Just numb it

[@ltwracing]

I have this exact thing on my foot & I dig it out every few weeks. Where can I find that medication?

[@plandl1]

I would have used my Dewalt drill and a 3/8" drill bit.

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Can I borrow your table saw

[@CG-qk1zs]

😭

[@margaretmathis4775]

🤪🤪

[@royderouin7510]

X acto knife here

[@phylliscarwile3028]

😂😂😂

[@jonas2431]

Awesome have you ever used a softener to make it easier to remove

[@donnyflippo2781]

Doctor it hurts! Thats ok, I’m almost done. What kind of consideration is that?

[@leahmallow9863]

It’s hurting her twice with numbing or hurting for one more sec .. a little pain never hurt anyone

[@honebeadsmith5937]

@@leahmallow9863 hey genius.. so using a scalpel to dig this out is np.. but using a small needle in the same area to numb it beforehand would cause needless suffering? LOL. Of course he should have numbed it. If you want to endure pointless pain than be my guest. I think most would not. He should know better.

[@johntallia7696]

It could be worse, it could be the doctor’s foot! Old podiatrist joke! Lol

[@OGmikeDtw5xL]

Dentist consideration😂

[@samspurgecraig9631]

Never cut on my foot he just pulled and clawed!

[@gentry8440]

This lady kept telling the doctor that it was hurting and he didn’t stop. His explanation was that it would also hurt if he used a needle to numb her. If you’re digging into my foot with a scalpel, I tell you it hurts and you ignore me, I’m not going to be as polite as this lady.

[@jonpolo2900]

Wow you're so cool.

[@munchkinheaven7877]

Her foot and toe nails look nasty

[@wangbalyi]

Too Bad. Should have opioides first, lol

[@NailBeauty8]

I absolutely love the vibe of your nails.

[@auroragarces9878]

I have this too.may i know what medicine u apply after?

[@hellendamalie-h3r]

Developed this issues years ago in high school, when we went to lab for chemisty experiment, i poured Nitric acid on the affected area, thing did not growback to date. It burns a bit but worthy it.

[@mandycoleman1394]

Your amazing dr binh ! Such a lovely patient too xx

[@locabynature]

his laugh is one of the best parts of his videos. I don't think he did it in this one but if you've never heard it, you should definitely check out his previous videos. 🤣

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

@@locabynature❤❤❤

[@mandycoleman1394]

@@locabynature I’ve been following this channel for years so I know what you mean! Gotta love dr binh !!

[@locabynature]

@@mandycoleman1394 agreed. that's awesome!!! If I ever needed a podiatrist I'd love to go to one of their offices but that would be almost an 11hr drive. 🤣 he has such a cool bedside manner..🙂

[@mandycoleman1394]

@@locabynature I agree ! But for me it’s a long flight from across the pond lol ! 😂

[@AltDavidMiscavige]

Starting with this video. How long until I’m on cattle abscess videos?

[@rosec6680]

I ended up at botfly removal last time 😊

[@oxyfee6486]

I’m already at Mangoworms.😂

[@ddp8972]

😂😂😂 yeh I've ended up in some weird but interesting vids too! 🤔😁

[@rapunzel39]

The cattle hoof videos got me here. Now I’m wondering if those cattle smoked or spent time around cats.

[@jillk-ub6ce]

Lol love these comments. The bot fly and barnacles are sick!

[@marciawalden]

How does smoking cause a callous or a wart?

[@chauntedyer8131]

Great job Dr Binh. You did same procedure on my foot. End result was perfect. Those two weeks from application to healing were painful.

[@lyndasifuentes1538]

The 😊

[@wolfsmith3608]

I hope that thank you was sarcasm. You should NOT have been in any pain during or after. He's clearly mistreating his patients hun. That's sad.

[@wolfsmith3608]

I hope that was sarcasm. You should NOT have been in any pain during or after. He's clearly mistreating his patients hun. That's sad.

[@timsmith8506]

She can deal with all that cutting, but not a shot to numb it? I don’t know man, but she’s a trooper for hanging in

[@Mote78]

Yeah, I couldn’t believe how deep he went. Kept taking off more and more skin. I was expecting bleeding any second.

[@amzhere1649]

Just a question.. Why would someone get a callius in this area if they smoke?

[@alexb7092]

What I was wondering too!

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Smokers tend to have more dry skin and develop calluses in weird places

[@reneebarnhart1836]

They tend to have bad circulation like diabetic patients.

[@amzhere1649]

@@healthyfeetpodiatry ooh ok thankyou, being a smoker myself i was just curious!

[@richardwhiting1480]

When Drs, don't know the cause of any disease, they blame it on smoking.

[@CurtisDrew1]

The last time I had one of those, there was a tip of a big thorn in my foot. The skin kept growing around it to protect the rest of my foot. I finally dug in deep enough to see the splinter, and once I was able to get it out of my foot, it healed and never grew that extra skin layer there again. I had the habit of running barefoot as a teenager, and these were the results.

[@noragidal7984]

I like you because you're speaking English. So we can understand what are you talking about. Keep it up

[@treenachestnut151]

I have the same thing on he ball of my foot. I'm always filing it down. I'm on my feet 10 hours at work. This thing really hurts.

[@Hunnybunz66]

Same place, and same with the pain of the location! I've had mine removed by a podiatrist and he said they always come back. He says corns are plugged sweat glands is why. Feels like an ice pick at times depending on the shoes

[@MzDragon-NY]

My Alexa replied "alarm for what time?"

[@rodsella]

Is there some correlation between having pets like cats and these? I am curious why you asked if she had cats?

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Pet hair can get into your sweat glands

[@everkief8650]

I used to wake up and immediately watch the news. Now I wake up and immediately watch Podiatry and cat videos!

[@Phillip-p1e]

I watch Podiatry Corn

[@barbararobinson3207]

I had two planters warts on my heel when I was in elementary school. The foot doctor used a laser to remove them. Painless and quick

[@TerryProthero]

Cantharone, otherwise known as Bettlejuice, comes from blister beetles. It's a common wart treatment because it causes the outer layers of skin to blister and fall off. This tends to kill the wart. In this case, it looks like it's being used as an exfoliant. It will remove the outer layers of the skin and cause the skin to be smoothed out in the process.

[@Bebe-og3bc]

TY!

[@RedPyramid-lf4sb]

Say the name two more times, he's bound to appear.

[@carolinevanderschoor1442]

It's a corn? It has to do with pressure on that spot, so how is medicine going to help?

[@soonzach4017]

Always love your videos, you are very kind and good to your patients 👍🙏👋

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Thanks! Please share to your friends

[@honebeadsmith5937]

needlessly causing pain after they say it is hurting is not kind or good. Supposedly he can use his scalpel to dig pretty deep but a small needle in the same area would cause needless pain? BS.

[@cynthiaahern9081]

I have something on my last foot.That looks exactly like this. It is so painful sometimes that I can't walk very well. It has been diagnosed a couple of different things. Frozen, scraped, dug out.... it still comes back 😢 If I step directly on something that pushes on it it feels like a nail going through my foot. 😢😢

[@kealyphillips3946]

I hope I never have that, looks painful! Great job Dr. Binh!

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

I hope you never get one either! Come to me if you do!

[@Rosetinorjack]

I had warts too in my right foot for 4 years. I tried a lot of medicine but won't heal. Somebody told me to try use the extract of Pencil Cactus and very effective for 1 week the warts is disappear.

[@Chris-Lynch]

Can you explain the comorbidity of smoking?

[@JustMeAloha24]

I’d have asked for the pain meds so he could finish it up. 5:18 looks like there’s more that could’ve been done. But I’m no podiatrist so…. I have the exact same thing in the exact same spot, the size of a pea now. And it always keeps coming back 😢

[@Toboldlygo721]

You are very talented sir I like the way you handle a scalpel very accurately😌👍🏻✨🌹

[@MrStensnask]

It seems like you missed an opportunity to explain to her that the medication wont fix her problem long term. Only different shoes and correct working position will.

[@annemazeballs6510]

Diabetes? Bone deformity could be causing the pressure? Just wondering.

[@Miss.C.]

Thank you to the patient and Dr. Binh!

[@JamieW-o7b]

I had something similar in the exact same place, but for some reason it just peeled out one day and healed, thankfully!

[@Andy_B11]

I had this on my foot as a kid up until I was 19. In the we cut it down like in that video and applied an antibacterial cream with a small percentage of steroid in. It was my last roll of the dice after trying everything else and it worked, my goodness.

[@WindYaNeckIn]

I had this on the side of both baby toes and think it was made worse by running. They were so so painful even just to lightly touch and if anyone stood on my foot or i knocked it, it bought me to tears. I got some corn plasters that contained salicylic acid and I'd wear them a couple days, then let air get to the skin for about 2 weeks. Loads of skin came off but it wasnt gone. So i repeated the process for about 6 months and eventually it went away completely.

[@karabowman811]

She is a champ to sit through that.

[@roypatterson9910]

I had a plantar wart that size when I was younger, that thing hurt! I had to have a surgically removed where the doctor was cutting with a scalpel and you can only feel him pulling on it, and then he burnt it I guess to stop the bleeding.

[@rafisheikh7833]

At least wash the foot.

[@charleneinman3625]

My thoughts exactly! No wonder she’s got that in a weird spot ..bad hygiene!

[@robertodejesus2529]

Jiji

[@amsf1]

I have a very, very small one of these that i use my knife on. Its so small but if you press it or step on something, it causes so much pain until i remove it. It always grows back... so frustrating. What meds can you use to resurface the skin?

[@westcoastSRT4]

Beetle juice is amazing stuff, they used it on my sons wart, very effective stuff

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

It's a miracle medication

[@Lisa-cj6vx]

LOL!! I had never heard of it!!

[@linamendt9149]

If you thought this was a big plantar wart, you haven't seen many. My mother had a plantar wart that covered about 1/3 of the ventral surface of her foot. After about 20 years, it finally shrunk and disappeared.

[@mdeysenroth]

I like an update Dr Binh! Looking forward to it.

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

I hope they come back!

[@svenbrenner3583]

Had two of them next to each other right in the heel. Been burned out with a laser ( ? ) nearly down to the bone. Holes roughly half inch deep. Worst being the painkiller injected into the heel. 4 nurses holding me down because of the needle pain. Still a horror .

[@peterjoseph8913]

I experienced exactly the same thing….twice. I finally had to treat it myself, with Compound-W. After a few weeks it fell out and never returned.

[@Mypandaloves]

Great job dr bing. That was deeper then I thought

[@helengardner2714]

Took 11 years to get rid of something like this. Croc shoes helped a lot.

[@thia55]

Beetleguise Beetleguise Beetleguise Was all I could think of🤣🤣🤣🤣 Buuuut, that was a good removal, weird spot but you got it out👍🏽👍🏽

[@ashokekumardas6271]

What medicine is given after the operation?

[@JenniferMartinez]

How is this different from a corn?

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Corns are technically on top of the feet

[@hakolpakol9968]

Hi Professor, what is the name of the substance you used on the wound?

[@lisasmith9589]

I wouldn't been able to hold still. I'd be laughing and wiggling. Ticklish!

[@cesaravegah3787]

Those are extremly painful and to treat it the docto first numbs the area, having a needle down there is not fun.

[@judykahlan9724]

Same. I would be wiggling around and laughing.

[@trishgilbert6342]

What was the name of that medication please? I need to ask my doctor for that. I get the same type of calluses on each foot. Very painful!

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Beetle juice

[@Justbnme2]

Heel spur??

[@geraldtakala1721]

No! Spur is on bone of the heel

[@tisenhow]

It is a blocked sweat gland actually

[@bainsk8]

I had three of these on my foot and they were so painful I dug them out myself with a scalpel. I must of been lucky because I completely dug them out and they never grew back.

[@captainsinclair7954]

that was one deep corn... I hope this patient gets better

[@Bamboule05]

I got one, too, after 35 years of freedom, and had it removed yesterday. The surgeon went deep though, and sutured the whole thing sfterwards. I cannot walk now, I hope it'll get better soon.

[@scammer96]

In india rajsthan we put a smal slice of potato smash and tie on it daily continuesly and magically it comes out automatically 😂😂😂. We no need surgery like this😊😊

[@CavalierConfessional]

Why would smoking or having a pet lead to odd locations for calluses?

[@Upstaged07]

Smoking dries out your skin and can make it thicker/harder.

[@ElizabethPadgham]

Smoking reduces blood oxygen and that impacts the skin health.

[@horacecomegna335]

Because of cigarette burns and ticks! 😂😂😂

[@999ravner]

Pet hairs can get stuck and dig themselves into your feet if you walk barefoot or just with socks inside. I watched my friend pull out a dog hair from her foot 😅

[@jmestyles1436]

Glad you ask because I’d never heard either & wasn’t taught either in nursing school 🤷‍♀️

[@ujayet]

Can you put those after black head removal?

[@Bazinga-mc87]

Good job Dr. Binh! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Thank you! 😃

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Thanks for watching

[@knockout-hour7606]

nice job! she gonna feel so much better

[@johngiovine8792]

Very nice work Dr. Binh, and you have a great bedside manner!

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Thank you kindly

[@buzzlightyear2490]

These are painful, I remember having mine cut out too, it was like a sharp end of a nail pushing in the soul of my foot, but once cut out such a relief

[@dianeburgess8699]

Great job. You are so gentle 👏❤️

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Hands of an angel

[@VidaTheEsthe]

NOT

[@swastikayurveda8277]

🙏🏻 Which medicine did you apply in the end ?

[@citygirlingraham]

Cantherone.

[@swastikayurveda8277]

​@@citygirlingrahamThanks

[@charlenebailey61]

LOL.watching this in bed where I have an Alexa. She heard you and she said, "I don't understand what you're saying"! LOL!

[@kmillsap1996]

Same here 😅

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

I should do this in more videos

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

"Alexa play healthy feet podiatry videos" 😅😅😅😂😂

[@mbvoelker8448]

She needs to check her work shoes for something stuck in them. Maybe buy new insoles to make sure there isn't a speck of something irritating it. From one person who works on her feet to another.

[@hikingadventureswithshanba1365]

I get a bunch of these but they are small and feel so painful like I’m walking on a pebble. I can’t seem to get them out well.

[@patraymond4863]

Let me know if that hurts. It hurts. Well too bad, almost done.. wtf??

[@2sides_2everystory]

Exactly

[@evafilimonova4231]

Эта проблема решается элементарно. Нужно взять уксусную кислоту 99,% ,налить чуть- чуть в нержавеечную ложку,туда всыпать муку ,сделать жидкое тесто и нанести на мозоль, не задевая живую ткань.,дать высохнуть. Лучше это делать на ночь. Когда сотрётся нанести снова . Когда мозоль пропадёт ,она начнёт отслаиваться по краям, а потом отпадёт не заметите когда. Без проблем, и каких-то экзикуций. 6:58

[@KayoEll]

It's going to hurt "a little bit"? You're like my partners who play like they are the nice guys when they remove warts with cantharidin. "It doesn't hurt like liquid nitrogen." Well, no... not in the office. But later that day it does. My partners think kids won't make the connection between the "painless medicine" the doctor put on and the weeping blisters that develop. Then they refuse to see my partners again. I'm straight-up honest with them and tell them that it's going to hurt in the office, and it's going to hurt some at home, too. But it won't hurt MORE at home. AND it is completely their choice. The wart is not life-threatening, so if they don't want it treated, I won't treat it. I don't really care if their parents fire me as their child's pediatrician. (In truth, I've just earned their child's trust, so they are stuck bringing their kid back to see me.)

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

You're right. I try not to beat around the bushes too much

[@denniscollins9503]

These boi’s are the truth!!!

[@shamellarmstrong7187]

So satisfying 😍

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Oh yeaaaaa

[@haren207]

that thing is gonna grow back. i had 3 on one foot and it is gone now , do you want to know the secret ?

[@vanessasinclair6579]

Those seeded callouses are dreadful and painful.

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Yes they are and they keep me very busy

[@TerryProthero]

I've had small calluses on my feet that were very painful. Nothing like the ones I see on these videos. So, these must be completely terrible.

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

@@TerryProtheroimagine walking in a nail all day long

[@estherkritharakis9443]

I have one on my little toe and the more I clean the faster it grows.

[@Icantfindtheanykey]

I had this once 10 years back. I dug it out myself and luckily went away. It took weeks to heal. I used hydrogen peroxide to wash out the wound everyday.

[@ellagold3281]

That’s a corn.

[@lisalarouge6309]

It’s certainly not a heel spur.

[@brianfeeney3936]

​@lisalarouge6309 clearly they said it wasn't. also wasn't a brain tumor

[@nightfall22]

I was making the face as well.i feel for this poor woman… but she came to the right place. Dr Binh is awesome 👊🏾🤘🏾

[@kris580cl]

Is it weird that I liked having a corn because digging it out hurt and felt good at the same time 🥴

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

It hurts so good!

[@ralphturner3798]

The title says it is a heel spur but at the beginning of the video you say it is a wart. What is it?

[@heddystgeorge3756]

I had one of those on the bottom of my right foot. Applied a little wound honey to a band-aid and placed over the callus. Did this for a week and it softened the callus and it was easy to remove

[@phyllisnunn2061]

Wasn't that a corn? Corns go deep & hurt like a needle poking.

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Corns are calluses on top of the feet

[@mimic7848]

Plugged sweat gland or verruca?

[@rickyreed48]

That’s Not A Doctor

[@Jason-TheChad-Muska_circa1995]

Then what is it?

[@jasminreber1442]

My adult brain: looks like a corn My five year old braincell: uhhhh... is this where pearls come from?

[@lindalumae]

Isn’t this a corn?

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

Corns are technically on top of your feet

[@kanndyer]

I used those corn removal on something similar. Left it in there and then it start loosening up the twisted skin that creates a corn. It seems this is what he has. I haven’t had one again. Maybe next time try that instead of going to the doctor. Less expensive.

[@bepitan]

i just thought seeded corn ..

[@DaveInBridport]

Although 100% unqualified, I've set myself doing work like this. It's VERY profitable and the ones that go wrong are only in the 10-20 a month.

[@FOX007-um1wr]

There is no way I could ever be a doctor of feet or a pimple popping doc. LOL

[@AdamG319]

That was a seeded corn. Why did you put bone spur? I’d expect more ethical behavior from a doctor.

[@patrickkwickersham6404]

Heel spur, NOT bone spur..

[@carpediemdoesdiamondpainting]

@@patrickkwickersham6404Eitherway it’s not what he says it is. It’s most definitely looks like a seeded corn.

[@LesleyDT6227]

Podiatrist not doctor

[@nicolebaker957]

A podiatrist IS a doctor… duh.

[@AdamG319]

@@nicolebaker957 There’s a British podiatrist who calls herself Miss Foot Fixer. I often wonder if podiatrists have to be doctors in the UK. Seems strange for her to use Miss rather than Dr.

[@blueshepard7]

I'm so happy for the new video! ❤

[@healthyfeetpodiatry]

I am happy that you're happy 😊