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 Subject: RE: corns
 
Author: Foot Doc
Date:   8/20/2007 5:30 am PDT
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Corns are dead tissue, and do not have a blood supply. As you did not mention any paring down of the corn, unless the acid had ulcerated the living tissue beneath, there would have been no bleeding, and even then unlikely. But perhaps you instead have a wart or some other sort of skin growth. See a podiatrist for an examination and definitive answer.
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mac 8/19/2007 10:15 pm PDT
 RE: corns    
Foot Doc 8/20/2007 5:30 am PDT
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