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Corns on Bottom of Feet . Corns on bottom of feet are common. These are mostly known as seed corns and consist of small and dry bumps of dead skin. They are normally found on the ball of feet and on the heel area. The causes of corns on bottom of feet are many. Shoes that are not well fitting or which are high heeled cause pressure on certain parts of the foot. Some may have stiches that cause friction on the bottom of the feet. All these lead to formation of corns.
Hard corns are often caused by poorly fitting shoes, or occasionally by structural malformations of the foot. Soft corns occur between the toes and are the result of the fourth or fifth toe bones, phalanges, being too wide. There are different ways to remove the different types of corns. Hard corns are generally easier to treat. To remove corns of this nature, doctors suggest switching to wider, more comfortable shoes which do not apply pressure to the corn. Adding pads made of lambâs wool can also help to remove corns.