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French pharmacy
ELASTOPLAST CORS 8 dressings in our pharmacy bio, Comment on tips for use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Soothes the application, pain and remove the horn in a few days.
A callus (or horn) is a thickening of the superficial layer of the skin, the epidermis. In most cases, the callus is located at the level of the sole of the foot, sometimes at the level of the palm of the hand. Benign affection, the horn to the foot (or callus foot) can nevertheless cause a real discomfort to the march and sometimes even to infect and require a surgical intervention.
Corns are very common and most of the time, they are quite benign. Their main disadvantage is to hinder the walk because of the pains (sometimes acute) that they can provoke.
Elastoplast Cor 8 Dressings instantly soothes pain by reducing pressure and avoiding friction. It also contains salicylic acid that promotes the removal of the horn by softening the horny skin.
Wash and dry the pain area. Apply the dressing by placing the center of the ring on the horn.
Replace the dressing after 2 days.
After 4 days, soak the foot in warm water and remove the horn.
Repeat the application if necessary.
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of ELASTOPLAST COR 8 dressings with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
A dressing contains 0.04g of salicylic acid.
Do not use in cases of allergy to salicylic acid or in case of injury, inflammation of the skin, diabetes or circulatory problems. In case of reduced renal function, seek the advice of the attending physician. Store at a temperature below 25 ° C.
Elastoplast Cors comes in a box of 8 dressings.
The main cause of corns and calluses is due to repeated rubbing of the skin on the shoe but deformations of the foot can also cause the appearance of corns. Indeed, an unbalanced foot or forefoot causes angular friction that promote the horn .
The friction and / or the excessive pressure on the bones of the foot produce a thickening of the horn of the feet by stimulating the manufacture of the main protein of the epidermis which is keratin .
In addition to the pain and thickening of the skin that corns and calluses cause, they can also cause a claudication, a postponement of charge responsible for disorders of the bones and joints, suppuration related to the infection of the serous bursal located under the horn or under the rubbing zone .
The formation of a horn is the result of microtrauma: repeated friction, for example. The skin stimulates the production of keratin, and thickens to protect the tissues.
It is possible to avoid the formation of corns by wearing suitable shoes as often as possible: flexible and wide enough to reduce the frequency of friction.
