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2018-03-10 16:21:26
Hello i have redness ,swollen and itchiness around my finger nail bed , for 3 months now and nothing isnt working to get rid of it
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Probably fungus infection of nail.... Do direct online consultation  by sending photos, otherwise meet me at my clinic, for accurate diagnosis and treatment

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