kallosisäisten
kallosisäisten is a Finnish term that translates to "internal calluses" or "endogenous calluses" in English. It refers to the development of hardened, thickened skin that forms on the inside of the body, as opposed to external calluses which form on the surface due to friction or pressure.
These internal calluses are typically a result of chronic irritation or injury to internal tissues. The body's
Common sites for kallosisäisten include the lining of the digestive tract, particularly in areas subject to
Symptoms associated with kallosisäisten are dependent on their location and size. They may range from mild