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Pain and swelling around toe nail
My 2nd toe is swollen and at night, was paining a lot around the area surrounding the nail. Took crocin and applied soframycin then only I could sleep a bit. There was a mild pain since last three days but last night the swelling came and the pain shot up. I don't remember getting any injury or insect bite.
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Looks like paronychia
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Should take oral antibiotics
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1) CHECK THE URIC ACID LEVELS 2) ANTIBIOTICS REQUIRED IF IT IS PARONYCHIA
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