I have a hard lump on my foot and it hurts when I touch it. What should I do?

Everyone knows that only suitable shoes can relieve the pressure on the feet. However, due to many situations, some people cannot buy suitable shoes. If they wear unsuitable shoes for a long time, it is easy to cause friction between the shoes and the skin, which will cause many problems. For example, if a hard lump grows on the foot and it hurts when touched, what should I do if a hard lump grows on the foot and it hurts when touched?

First, what should I do if a hard lump on my foot hurts when touched ? If a lump on your foot hurts when touched, it may be related to inflammation or frostbite, and requires examination and diagnosis. If it is caused by inflammation, it can be treated symptomatically by applying erythromycin ointment topically. And take cefixime capsules orally for treatment.

Second, this condition is caused by fungal infection or folliculitis , and the cause of this condition is related to allergies or inflammatory infections. In this case, you can also apply erythromycin ointment for treatment and observation. During this period, you should pay attention to your diet and avoid eating seafood. If there is no improvement, seek symptomatic treatment after examination in the hospital.

Third, in this situation, we need to consider the symptoms caused by the corn disease . It may be caused by compression of the soles of the feet. I suggest you go to the hospital's surgery department for a checkup. After a clear diagnosis, symptomatic treatment is adopted, and surgical treatment may be considered if necessary. Corns, also known as corns, often grow on the toes and the front end of the soles of the feet. This disease is mostly caused by wearing tight shoes or original deformities of the foot bones, which leads to long-term irritation of the foot skin. Corns are conical keratin hyperplasia nodules of varying numbers with deep roots, thickened skin and a convex tip, which often affect walking due to pain. There are many ways to treat corns, and various corrosive drugs, such as salicylic acid, are commonly used. You can cut a round hole in the center of the adhesive tape, the size of which is the same as the corn, stick it on the affected area, exposing the corn, sprinkle salicylic acid powder on it, and then seal it with adhesive tape. Generally, the dressing should be changed every 3 to 5 days. Before each dressing change, clean off the residual powder, soak your feet in hot water, and scrape off the softened keratin until all corns are removed.

What should I do if a hard lump grows on my foot and it hurts when touched ? This situation is caused by small scabies in the local area, which is related to local bacterial infection. There is often pus underneath it, so it will be painful when touched. This is normal. The next step was to apply Wuji ointment externally in time for treatment, and then take anti-inflammatory drugs orally, and I recovered within about a week.