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Blood Clot around toe nail

2019-10-01 21:17:48
Injured my left toe when accidentally slipped on a flooded street, there in no pain unless I touch the nail. The nail may have been uprooted but it's not broken. The skin behind and on side of nail has little swelling.
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Do a cold pad dressing take medicine for 5 days, take rest with foot elevated

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It's better to take medications for 5 days.

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