please I'm in pain and need help planters warts are on the bottom of my feet ingrown?
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I had deep and painful plantars warts on my right foot. I had three successive surgeries to remove them and after each very painful surgery the warts quickly grew back larger than before. When I told the podiatrist that I didn't want any additional surgery he suggested that I try applying triamcinolone ointment (a common medium strength prescription corticosteroid ointment) twice each day underneath a band-aid on the bottom of my foot. Within two weeks my plantars warts were gone, never to return. Thanks Dr - but why didn't you tell me this option before the three very painful surgeries?
468160
you should definitely go and get it checked out if it persists. There have been cases of tumors in the feet (not to freak you out or anything). Try changing your shoes and see if that might be the cause for all your pain. If that doesn't help, go to your physician.
367139
Sounds like it might be plantar fascitis. I had that. It's an inflammation of the fascia on the bottom of the foot. I ended up getting inserts for my shoes and had to do stretching and strengthening exercises. And don't climb round rung ladders!
214318
Try soaking your foot in the hottest water you can stand, with a little bath oil in the water. Soak for about 30 minutes. Dry, then take a pumice stone and gently rub it over the corn, making sure it doesn't hurt too much. Then, put some really good body lotion on your feet. Repeat the next day, until the corn is gone. It might take several days, maybe weeks, but it will often go away. If not, you might have to have surgery anyway. Always make sure your shoes fit properly, with plenty of room for your toes to move. Always wear socks with your shoes. And do a foot treatment at least once a week. No time? Put a plug in the shower and while you shower, let the shower fill with water, soaking your feet as you wash. You can even add a little bath oil. Dry and moisturize. This is also the best time to cut your nails. Take care of your feet and they'll take care of you. <*)))><
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Plantar warts can be painful.  But the fact that it is caused by a virus means that you could all the antibiotics in the world and it will not cure it.  If the skin has broken and or you have been picking at it and it has become red might indicate that there is a possible infection starting and then Yes the antibiotics will help.  Also maybe some ibuprofen might not be a bad idea to help the pain.
93170
I used to work for a podiatrist.  You need to go to your primary Dr.  Tell him your feet are sore.  He will then refer you to a specialist (podiatrist) To be covered by insurance, you need to be refered by your Dr. They will give you a sheet for your Primary Dr. with what they feel you need for shoes...he will sign and return to the podiatrist...podiatrist will then have you fitted(usually at there office) I don't know if you know this but....Being you are diabetic, your insurance WILL NOT REFUSE no diabetic is ever denied.  Diabetics are allowed 1 pair of shoes a year at no charge to you, insurance pays for the whole thing.  Shoes are really nice now.  My Dr. I worked for would only offer New Balance Shoes...nice ones.  Just for the record..I am not diabetic and the only sneaks I wear are New Balance.  These are the only shoes that didn't kill my feet after 4 hrs on them. Hope I helped you...Good Luck
1070454
go to a foot doctor he will dig it out ive had this done he numbs it n it aint that bad i had mine frozen n that didnt work for me either\nhave a great day
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Since you have two children to take care of you should enlist the help of anyone competent enough to help you with them.  You alone could use some of that help just to keep you off your foot.  Ouch!!!  Elevate your foot to help with the swelling.  Take Extra Strength Tylenol when you need more pain relief than what the doctor gave you, with his permission of coarse, and allow time to do what it needs to do to heal your foot.  Ibueprofin is good for relieving swelling, but it can be very hard on your stomach lining especially if you already have any kind of trouble with your stomach.  Make sure you take it with some food.  Lots of water helps every process of the body on the cellular level, but be sure you are close enough to your bathroom so that you don't have to do much walking.  Get on line and look up the GNC  or other nutritional stores to see what is available.  They could even send you products in overnight mail.  It sounds like the best thing for you though is to enlist the help of the kids for whatever they are big enough to do for you and themselves.  It is a good chance for them to learn how to pull together as a family in times of need.  If they are too small though then that obviously won't help much.  Also, if money is an issue, in our area we can call the local county Health and Human Resources Center and ask for temporary assistance.  This could mean someone coming in to help you with yourself and/or the kids.  Some states and counties are stricter than other but it couldn't hurt to look into it.  If money isn't an issue, then try hiring a temporary "nanny" or house nurse.  Hope this gives you some ideas.  Feel better soon.  I would help you myself if I could.  Good Luck!
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use a knife and tweezer to remove the ingrown hairs. just pop the pimples
1156671
When I get Plantars Wart...\nI use a blowtorch on it.
82096
go to:\nhttp://www.dermatologychannel.net/viral_infection/warts.shtml
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The warts are "Plantar" warts - the sole of your foot is called the "plantar" surface.  To treat the warts, there are over-the-counter treatments that you can buy where you apply medicated patches to the warts and they are cured over time.  These treatments use salicylic acid, and may take weeks to months to make the warts go away completely.
81447
its genital warts and its gonna be very painful get that taken care of the doctor will send you to a dermatologist (SKIN  DOCTOR) and then the dermi will BURN IT OFF WITH LIQUID NITROGEN HAVE FUN :)
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Oil 'em up. After soaking and rubbing, use a moisturizing cream to help keep your feet soft, says Dr. Stone. "I like vitamin E cream or vitamin E oil (not vegetable oil), which penetrates the skin very nicely."\n\nCushion the worst offenders. To lessen pain from soft corns between your toes, work a tuft of lamb's wool between your toes, suggests Dr. Stone. Lamb's wool is available at drugstores.\n\nPad 'em. Traditionally, adhesive-backed felt, called moleskin, was used as a doughnut-type pad around corns and calluses to take pressure off them. The women whom Dr. Stone treats seem to prefer a new synthetic material, Cushlin, available at most drugstores in Dr. Scholl's products. The material is thin, soft, resilient and rubbery. It doesn't flatten out and holds up well. Cut sheets of the material to pad around, not over, your corn or callus.\n\nBuy shoes that fit. Narrow shoes can contribute to corns and calluses; shoes with room for the toes are less likely to do so. To size up prospective shoes, says Nancy Elftman, a certified orthotist/pedorthist (a professional shoe fitter) in La Verne, California, trace your foot on a sheet of paper and take the paper with you when you go shopping for shoes. Then place the shoes you like on top of the tracing. If any of your foot tracing shows, the shoe is too short or narrow for your foot.\n\nLace up to save your toes. If you have corns on top of your toes, Elftman suggests lacing your sports shoes so that one lace goes from one bottom eyelet to the top eyelet on the opposite side. The other lace is alternated through the lace holes. Then, by pulling on the single lace, you can lift the toe box and give your toes more room. (This also helps if you have a long second toe.)
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See a podiatrist. He specializes and feet and will be able to help you more than a primary care doc. Sounds like heel spurs.
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First try iodine\n\nNext A drop of wild Oregano Oil every day\n\nOr Try apple cider vinegar\n\nThen Castor Oil and Baking Soda may work\n\nColloidal Silver topically several times a day could be the answer\n\nFor any or all of these stay amped up on Vitamin C\n\nInternally, Plantar's Warts are an indicator that you are toxic.\n\nConsider drinking 6-8 glasse of distilled water each day with a pinch of sea salt.\n\nDrink a shot glass of carrot juice with a tablespoon of raw unfiltered apple cider vinegar plus a Cinnamon for taste.\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=179\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=179&p=1\n\nExpect excellent results
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Hi, I had the same problem before. Use heel cushions with your shoes. You will have a relief for sure.\nGood luck!