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Corns, like calluses, are a thickening and hardening of the skin in reaction to continual pressure or friction. Corns typically appear on or around the toes, and some, called "seed corns," may form on the sole of the foot.
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Corns and calluses are growths of hard, thickened skin that result from repeated friction or pressure, explains the Nemours Foundation on Kids Health.org. Often, ill-fitting shoes are a contributing factor. Corns and calluses typically have a yellowed or grayish coloration.
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Corns are essentially calluses that appear on toes, notes the Cleveland Clinic. Due to continuous irritation, skin on the toe begins to thicken and harden. This response to chronic friction or pressure is a defensive mechanism with which the skin protects against blistering or ulcers.
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