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A writer’s callus, or writer’s bump, is a thick lump of dead skin that forms on the fingers to protect the sensitive skin underneath from the pressure and friction of the pen or pencil rubbing against the skin. They are generally not painful or dangerous. They are just your body’s way of protecting itself. There are several simple, painless ways to remove them.<ref name="rf1">http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/corns-and-calluses/basics/definition/con-20014462</ref> | A writer’s callus, or writer’s bump, is a thick lump of dead skin that forms on the fingers to protect the sensitive skin underneath from the pressure and friction of the pen or pencil rubbing against the skin. They are generally not painful or dangerous. They are just your body’s way of protecting itself. There are several simple, painless ways to remove them.<ref name="rf1">http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/corns-and-calluses/basics/definition/con-20014462</ref> | ||
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#* A slice of raw onion, soaked in lemon juice and salt or vinegar | #* A slice of raw onion, soaked in lemon juice and salt or vinegar | ||
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===Applying Medications and Seeking Medical Care=== | ===Applying Medications and Seeking Medical Care=== | ||
#Try over-the-counter medications for removing calluses. Patches containing salicylic acid are available which you can put on the callus.<ref name="rf4" /> | #Try over-the-counter medications for removing calluses. Patches containing salicylic acid are available which you can put on the callus.<ref name="rf4" /> | ||
