thank u very much divya...try pannitu sollarane...romba thanks

Hi Divya, Few treatments from my side.

    First you should avoid wearing tight fitting shoes as this will allow your feet to breath as well as reducing the pressure on your foot; pressure that can over time cause a foot corn to develop.

   Tight fitting shoes can rub against your feet causing extreme pressure and pain... and remember reducing pressure on certain areas of the foot is one of the easiest ways to avoid a foot corn.

   Treatments

   Soaking your foot corn with warm water and Epsom salt for at least five minutes, three times a day will help to soften the corn.    

    Another common foot corn treatment is using a pumice stone on the corn which will file it down and it will begin to remove part or all of the corn.

    Applying lanolin-enriched lotion to help the skin become soft around the corn can also be an option. Lanolin enriched lotion will work underneath the skin allowing the foot corn to soften up. Again, these are all easy ideas for treatment for corns.

    I came across another site. Hope it helps you! http://www.drfoot.co.uk/corns.htm