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Ingrowing toenails

Definition: An ingrowing toenail cuts into the surrounding tissue of the toe and usually occurs:

  • When a tight-fitting shoe puts pressure on the big toe
  • As a result of injury
  • If the nail has been cut badly

Ingrowing toenails can be quite painful especially if tight-fitting shoes are worn.

Treatment: The toenail is cut back to the point where the curling starts. In severely painful cases a local anaesthetic is offered. Usually the treatment is quick and lasting but in recurrent cases, minor surgery is required.

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