Patient's question:
What is the treatment for spurs? Do I need to go to the hospital for treatment? How long does it take to recover? Please help me!Doctor's answer:
Common skin lesions are circular or oval localized keratosis. The needles are as big as peas. They are light yellow or dark yellow. The surface is smooth, flat, or slightly raised. The borders are clear. A conical keratin plug is embedded in the dermis at the center of the skin. Nerve endings in the dermal papillae are stimulated by the top of the epidermal plug, causing pain when standing or walking. Children who frequently bite their nails can also be seen with occupational-related injuries. They often alternate with water, dryness, and skin dryness, especially in winter. Children and women are more common. Wash hands frequently, keep hands clean and hygienic, cut the thorns into pieces, and apply mineral oil.