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Ingrown toenail

2021-05-15 20:11:42
I have consulted last in practo they have suggested to remove the nails.. Since due to lockdown i am unable to visit doctor. So can you recommend some medicines to stop the pain and puss till situation eases out
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Mail Excision need to there. Consult

Answered2021-05-16 16:45:58

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try to keep toes dry

Answered2021-05-17 12:55:14

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It needs atleast partial removal

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Nail should be removed to control infection,,, no other option

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