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For many people, getting ingrown toenails is a recurring problem. Understanding why they keep coming back can help you find effective solutions and prevent future occurrences. Below, Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists explores the reasons behind recurring ingrown toenails so you can better manage this condition. What Are Ingrown Toenails? An ingrown toenail occurs when the…
That throbbing pain around your toenail, the redness, the swelling – seems like you’ve got all the telltale signs of an ingrown toenail. But before you head straight to your primary care physician, consider saving yourself a trip: These days, you’ll probably be referred to a podiatrist anyway. Why do you need a specialist visit…
As the toenail curves downward into the fleshy portion of the toe, it becomes an ingrown toenail. They most frequently occur on the big toe. When a toenail penetrates the skin, it can result in infection and inflammation, which can be painful and temporarily impair movement. You will be able to identify the signs of…
Have you ever wondered what could go wrong if you ignored your ingrown toenail? While it is downright uncomfortable, there’s a more dangerous detail: infection. If someone fails to treat a worsening ingrown toenail and ignores the signs of an active infection, there can be some serious consequences. Before we get to what could possibly go…
Ingrown toenails are a common condition. It occurs when the corners of your toenails grow into your flesh. While this can also happen at the sides of the toes, you may notice the corners bleed and are more painful or tender. If the pain spreads beyond your toe, you will need to see your podiatrist….
Our feet aren’t always on our minds. If we want our feet to stay healthy, we should give them some well-deserved love and attention. In doing so, your walk will improve, and you can avoid pain. In addition to that, you can prevent critical problems that happen as you age. Treating Your Feet Dry your…
Ingrown toenails can cause issues no matter who you are and no matter what state your feet are in. However, when you have diabetes, an ingrown toenail can go from a painful thorn in your side to a life-changing issue. Because diabetes inhibits blood circulation, your toenail may cause more severe problems. Consulting a podiatrist to…
Having excessively curved toenails is largely hereditary, but the likelihood they develop into a painful ingrown toenail can be mitigated with three simple steps. Try these 3 excellent tips for preventing ingrown toenails: 1) Perform regular foot inspections—You can notice preliminary signs of a potential ingrown toenail problem during a foot inspection. Initial redness and oozing at…
An ingrown toenail is a common and often very painful experience that can make it hard to walk or even to wear shoes.
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