Riesen Problem mit Hühnerauge?
Hallo, ich habe nun seit November dieses Hühnerauge unten am rechten Fuß.
Seit Dezember habe ich regelmäßig Termine bei einer medizinischen Fußpflege. War mittlerweile jetzt ca. 12 mal dort. Ich hab das letzte mal versucht genauer zu sehen, was gemacht wird. Sie tragen mit einem skalpell die Haut ab. Aber nach jeder behandlung hatte ich trotzdem immer und fast fortlaufend dieses brennen, was wirklich sehr schmerzt. Machen die das schon richtig?! Das kann doch nicht sein dass das immer brennt und einfach nicht weg geht. Ich trage zusätzlich um das Hühnerauge auch immer einen runden Patch, der in der mitte ein loch hat, damit dort kein Druck entsteht. Letztes mal hab ich selber mal ein bisschen rumgespielt und gemerkt, dass unter der Hornhaut sofort Blut kommt und was auch seltsam war, es war so, als wäre dort ein Riss oder Loch, und genau in der mitte kommt auch dieser brennende Schmerz her. Jede Behandlung kostet mich übrigens 17,50 und hab somit schon gute 200 Euro bezahlt. Das kann so nicht weiter gehen.
Was soll ich nun tun?! Die Bausaison beginnt wieder in 4 Wochen und wollte bis dahin diesen Clavus endlich weg haben.
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If it is more painful after treatment and it bleeds under the cornea, it is clearly a wart and not a chicken eye. This should be a medical footcare:who really know. Cutting the wart is totally wrong. It can multiply, but above all it will become more painful. So the treatment must stop immediately!
I’d rather try to soften them instead of distance. I can only tell you about an surgery. At best, a painful scar remains back, but usually the wart gets more painful than before. So let the wart rest and instead wear soft inserts to cushion.
You should have the €200 returned. If there is a refusal, you can threaten him/her to publish this misdiagnosis and completely false treatment with the skin physician and in your acquaintance. There can really be no talk of MEDICINAL foot care. Good luck!
So you think that you can get Dornwarzen away without treatment? And yes, I will definitely try the money back. Which one would you recommend? Greetings!
Look at DM, there are, for example, gel pads. I’ve already seen some soft upholstery that have a loop, which can be attached to a toe. Unfortunately, I don’t know where that was anymore. Otherwise, soft inserts are also good as they are used in some shoes in winter. If you put two of them on top of each other, the wart should be well padded. I would really leave them alone and not treat them.
I’m sure this is a thorn wart. You shouldn’t go to footcare anymore, it’s probably completely incompetent. Petjens is right, I wouldn’t treat the wart anymore. You save a deterioration and bad pain without healing. Just soft padding and good. Good luck!
This looks more like a thorny wart for me. Normally, a good meician footguard should be able to remove it… was done with me and she never came again.
If your pediatrician is unable to do this, you should look for another person or go to a skin doctor. He can remove it.
Are you sure this is a chicken eye? That could also be a thorn wart.
And it’s a real one medical treatment Foot care?
It’s on top of it. And the ones in the treatment were all saying that it was a chicken eye.