I felt symptoms of styes and received treatment consultation.

At some point, I started feeling pain in the soles of my feet when I walked.
I searched and vaguely knew about the symptoms of styes, so I visited a dermatologist and got a confirmed diagnosis.
I haven't started any treatment yet, but I have been receiving treatment counseling.
I've been noticing symptoms of corns for quite some time now. I don't know why, but at some point, I suddenly developed them. At first, it was just a little uncomfortable to walk. It felt a little tingly, like stepping on a small pebble or something. But no matter how I looked, I couldn't see anything that could be a problem, not my shoes or socks. Then, I looked at the sole of my foot, and one side was a little hard, like a callus. I pressed it with my hand and it hurt a little. So, after doing some research, I found out that it was a corn symptom. There were various treatments, including home remedies. Some included applying a corn bandage, while others included cryotherapy or laser treatment. However, neither option was particularly appealing, so I just left it alone. After a few months, the pain gradually intensified. So, I visited a dermatologist. As expected, it was a corn symptom, and they recommended cryotherapy. They also said that laser treatment is a less painful and simpler option, although this varies from person to person. They also said that if cryotherapy wasn't your thing, laser treatment would be fine. Neither option was particularly comfortable, so I just had a quick consultation and left. I think I'll need treatment someday, but for now, I've decided to live with my sty symptoms. It's not that painful, and I don't think I need treatment right away. It's not good to let it go on for too long, but I'm satisfied with just finding a treatment and determining the cause of the disease. I'm curious about how you all dealt with your sty symptoms.