Corn and Homoeopathic Treatment: A Case Report
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Applied Medical Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 4, Issue 5
Abstract
Corn is a common disease in young and old all over the world. It is not a viral, bacterial or fungal disease but only due to friction and pressure on the skin usually when wearing ill-fitting shoes. Corn consist of thickened layers of skin that the body has formed as a barrier to protect the skin and its’ inner layers from outside pressures. The first signs are generally sore, tender areas on the toes which if ignored quickly developed into corns and calluses. Corn have a cone shaped core that can often press down on a nerve in the foot causing acute pain and discomfort, corn can easily become inflamed, making them even more painful for the sufferer. A majority of corns are caused as a result of the footwear a person is wearing. Hear we report a case of Corn of a patient of 45 years old and treated with Antimonium Crudum a Homoeopathic medicine and found a very nice result. Keywords: Proliferation, Culminating, Cytokines, Homeostatic.
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Dr Gogoi Modit ranjan, Dr Sarma Tikendrajit
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