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Inrowing toe nail n pain across all toe

2018-06-21 07:10:04
1.  My toe nail is ingrown. The left side is ingrown (please see the pic) n also the there is swelling on the right side( no pain and redness) , is this a case of double ingrowing nail? Pls tell if entire nail has to be removed Or only the left side of the nail? 2.  There is pain across all toe nails n also finger nails I  have nail fungus also vitamin B12 N D DEFICEINCY,is it because of this all other toes n finger nails r paining?
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Some medicine available for good improvement.....Send more clear photos, of the affected area for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Answered2018-06-22 03:12:14

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I think u may require surgery..

Answered2018-06-21 17:54:31

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Meet me for partial nail avulsion.

Answered2018-06-27 03:12:22

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