Can you do any thing to treat a corn between your toes?

Treating corns can take several weeks. And, the liquid corn remover works better than the pads. You keep applying the liquid as directed on the bottle, scraping the top off daily after showering and eventually, you will have a normal toe again. And, you need to get rid of the shoes you were wearing that caused this in the first place. You can continue to treat this yourself but, your doctor is always available to you should you want him to look at it.

If the area is red and warm to the touch it could be infected. If you notice any drainage from the area that is yellow or green, or if you start running a fever or have increased pain at the site you should see your doctor, you may need antibiotics. You should keep the area clean and covered. Do not pop the blisters, let them burst on their own. The burn cream and gauze is a good thing, just watch for signs of infection, and get treatment immediately if it occurs.