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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.
Corns. Corns are thickening of the skin created by Mother Nature, in order to insulate and protect the toes against abnormal friction and bony pressure in our shoes. They can be located on the top of any of the toes, or in between the toes. The corns that form between the toes or in the toe webs is called âsoft cornsâ and appears most often in between the 4th and 5th toes. Soft corns are primarily caused by perspiration that collects between the toes, and since this moisture is always present, the corn tissue does not have an opportunity to harden.