There. Fair warning.
I have a corn in between my fourth and fifth toe. I actually didn't know what a corn was, until I got one. Turns out they SOUND grosser than they are. All it is basically is an inverted callous.
I have actually had it for quite awhile, but I keep forgetting about it because during the day it really doesn't bother me. It's when I go on my runs that it does. Then it is like the most painful thing in the world. But then I go to bed and forget about it.
After last night's run though, I was in a considerable amount of pain. I figured this was something I should probably take care of before the marathon. So I looked it up and found out all about corns.
I'm wondering if it's my shoes. I have never had this problem before.
Gross.
My recently purchased Dr Scholl's salicylic acid pads promise me that this could be gone in only 2 days. Let's hope so.
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I have to agree with your thoughts, it is probably the runners.
If the stuff you bought does not work, you might try one of these home remedies, Corns-Gone.comGood Luck
Good luck with that. I heard that those pads are supposed to work really well. My mom used them when I was younger, and we'd find corn pads all over the place. On the couch. In bed. Stuck on the bottom of our shoes. Keep an eye out! :)
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