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What are calluses and corns? Calluses and corns are areas of thick, hardened, dead skin. They form to protect the skin and body structure under the skin from pressure, friction, and injury. They may appear grayish or yellowish, be less sensitive to the touch than surrounding skin, and feel bumpy. Calluses on the hands and feet of an active person are normal. Calluses and corns become a problem when they grow large enough to cause pain. Calluses generally form on the hands or feet, although they may form wherever there is pressure on the skin, such as on the knees or elbows. Calluses on the hands generally form at the base of the fingers. They usually are not painful and may be useful. For example, a carpenter might develop calluses that protect his or her hands from scrapes and cuts while working. A tennis player might develop calluses on the palm that protect his or her hand from the pre ...

When you or your child has an allergic reaction to a food, your body isn't reacting to the food itself. Rather, it's reacting to the proteins that make up that food. These proteins are made from amino acids, specific sequences of molecules. Once your body develops an allergy to a food, whenever it "sees" that sequence of amino acids, it will react to defend the body. This generally includes releasing large amounts of histamine. The histamine can cause a variety of symptoms including hives, swelling, vomiting, diarrhea, shortness of breath, elevated heart rate, runny nose, itchy eyes and finally anaphylaxis.