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What causes callus between the toes?
What causes callus between the toes?

Painful interdigital callus – treatment options

Callus is a direct response to friction.  When callus appears between the toes, it is often a sign that the friction is directlyInterdigital callus related to a bone spur on one or more adjacent toes.  In many cases, the boney prominence is normal anatomy that has becom...

Natural Urea Callus Cream
Natural Urea Callus Cream

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Why Natural Urea Callus Cream is superior to everyday lotions for care of thick, heavy callus

Soft, supple skin is dependent upon daily skin care to cleanse and hydrate your skin.  Most over-the-counter skin care products contain a combination of agents that exfoliate superficial cells in the...

Interdigital pads - which one is best for the callus between my toes?
Interdigital pads - which one is best for the callus between my toes?

The six best pads for callus between the toes.interdigital toe pads

The callus that forms between the toes (interdigital callus) is often caused by the alignment of the bones in the toes. The bones in adjacent toes are designed to be offset; the enlargement from a joint in one toe should be offset with the concavity o...

Foot Care At Home
Foot Care At Home

Nails, corns and calluses?  Instructions to take care of them at home.

Professional foot care was a common healthcare service provided by nurses and podiatrists until the onset of COVID-19 and stay-at-home provisions.  Routine foot care is the term used to describe care of toe nails or calluses o...

Podiatrists'® Choice Callus Control Cream
Podiatrists'® Choice Callus Control Cream

What is urea and how is it used in skin care?Urea Cream

Urea is a naturally occurring nitrogen crystal.  Urea is the product of protein degradation in the human body, produced by the liver and excreted through the kidneys.  Urea is the primary means through which your body eliminates nitrogen.  Urea is non-t...