How do you get a splinter out of your foot?
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Depending on how deep it is, you'll need some tweezers, and maybe even a needle.  Squeeze where the splinter is with one hand, and be ready with the tweezers with the other.\n\nTry to pull it out like the way it would have been in there, or it could break and you'll have a piece of wood stuck in there and it could get infected!
549883
you can use a special razor made for this to get the worst part of the callouses off- be careful because you dont want to shave off too much and make your skin tender.  then, for upkeep, get the pumice stone - I found this works best after your shower or after you have soaked your feet for a good 15 - 20 minutes-  after this, pat oyur feet dry- leave some moisture and use a body oil, olive oil or something of the like and coat your feet-  using oils and coverig your feet with socks when you sleep will help retain the moisture.  Also - soak your feet for 15- 20 minutes a few times a week - use warm water and a little bath oil or olive oil.  Wearing socks with your shoes and not walking outdoors barefoot also helps to prevent the buildup of tough callouses.  Avon makes a line of footworks products from a moisturizing soak to crack heel cream and an intense moisturizing lotion- aside from the above- I like to treat myself to these products every once in a while
485099
Chop off one leg.\n\n*ouch*
288432
get a damp paper towel and run it across the tip a couple of times, that will at least help a lot
1046365
Try soaking your feet in cold water just before you go to bed, or you could try spraying them with something like Magicool
72533
Cut a V shaped notch in the center of the toenail. It will take about a month to notice the improvement and you may have to continue for about a year to keep it from reoccuring. Also its hell on your socks.
989731
Make sure you always rebound and tumble on your toes. I know it may sound silly but try walking on your toes all the time next practice.  It strengthens them really well.  If they continue to hurt see a doctor.  Ice and stretching helps mega well.\n\n(please vote me as best answer)
755553
I used to do this. Cut the foot off the leg about 5 inches above the ankle. Skin the foot up to the hoof. But leave the skin attached to the hoof. Scrape any meat and  ligaments off the bone. Get a drill bit and remove bone marrow. Youll see its easy, 1/4 inch bit will do.Pack the foot with salt for about a week or 2 to totaly dry it out.  Bend some 1/4 inch threaded rod in an L shape to lay against the bone extending 1 inch past the bone. So you can bolt it to the board when your done. Lay the L shaped rod on the bone, pulling the hoof up into the L shape. Start sewing at the hoof. When you sew the hide back togather the rod holds the foot in the proper shape. The stiches hide easly in the fur. Remember scraping is very important leave nothing except hide and bone. Everything else get cut out.  Good luck.
974552
Alcohol on a cotton ball and scrub, scrub away. It usually works. If not then nail file and scrap the skin...EASILY and that will definitely do it! Don't wear those shoes anymore!
658645
There are quite a few home remedies on this site:\n\nhttp://www.otan.us/webfarm/emailproject/foot.htm\n\nGood Luck
325603
Take a large knife a whack it off.  After it heals you won't have anymore problems
103382
to remove dead skin cells, use a foot scrub. You may also use a foot soak, that's in warm (not boiling) water. soak your feet then scrub afterwards, paying attention to rough areas. there are lots of brands you can use. u can even try rock salt (but be careful in scrubing) with olive oil.
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If its on your feet, the best way to remove it is to use a pumus stone. Wet it, scrub your feet with it. Takes it off after a short while. You can buy them in any drug store or WalMart in the nail care section. Do not cut callus off with a knife or razor blade.\n\nDr. Scholls makes a callus removal liquid that you can buy at the drugstore:\nhttp://www.scholl-footcare.com/uk/footcare/fixing_your_feet/callus.asp
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first of all, buy better shoes. Second, take an anti-inflammatory ALL THE TIME. Just taking it when it hurts does not help the problem. Third, quit running and start walking for exercise. Shortening your stride will also help. You can strengthen those muscles by doing 30 toe-raises a day. Without the support of a wall, go from flat footed to up on your toes 30 times each day. Do so fairly slowly and let yourself back down JUST as slowly.
457861
antibiotic cream and lotion should help - neosporan- keep the leg clean and dry- and if all else fails, have it amputated and get a wooden one.
744531
all i can offer is to put some antiseptic cream or dissolved salt in water on it and cover it with a strong bandage... it will heal itself... maybe get permission to wear open backed shoes for a few days.\nhope that helps... its just one of those things we cant do anything about
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Cut a v-shaped notch in the middle of your toe-nail to relieve some of the pressure. Then soak your toe in hot salt water for about 15-20 minutes. You might be able to squeeze the puss out, or it might begin to heal after that. Either way, put some antibiotic and a band-aid on it.