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Pus formation in toenail

2020-10-24 03:50:20
My son tried to remove his toenail and then after few days of removal this wound started to begin and now the second toe has gotten pus formation and It pains,Please prescribe the req antibiotics and painkillers for the same Attaching the photos
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It's ingrown toe nail.. for detailed information do direct online consultation

Answered2020-10-24 12:31:44

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This is ingrown toe nail. This needs to be treated by a small procedure called partial nail avulsion.

Answered2020-10-24 10:23:13

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