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Toenail injury
About 9days ago, my toenail got partially detached from the root on the right side. The left side of the nail is still attached, so the skin underneath isn’t visible. The pain has now reduced a lot, and even when I press it slightly, it doesn’t hurt. There’s no pus visible. But there are some scabs visible near the edges and a whitish-yellowish patch is visible beneath the nail. I've been using Betadine only and changing the bandage. I just want to know how long I should continue dressing it and what the next step in the healing process will be. I haven't taken any medicine so far.
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You need specific medicine for early cure.. for details do direct online consultation
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Kindly get it removed by a Dermatologist .
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Get removed nail visit nearby dermatologist
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Nail avulsion is required
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Kindly get in touch with local dermatologist for removal
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That nail should be removed to prevent any future infection and further trauma. It is not advisable to leave it as it is. Visit a dermatologist physically can get it treated
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No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required.. Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.
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