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Toe-nail /Fingernail Removal

WHAT YOU will need TO KNOW:

What do I want to know about toenail or fingernail removal?

You may want to have all or any part of one`s nail removed. Nail removal decrease ingrown nail pain may prevent illness, and help the nail heal in the accident.

Which would be the dangers of toenail or fingernail removal?

• You will bleed more than expected after your nail has been removed. Finger or your toe may become red, swollen, or painful. You may possibly have discoloration or fluid which drains from the incision site. Chemicals, capsules, or electrosurgery may burn skin. It may be disfigured if a nail grows back. Your symptoms may return.
• Without treatment, your finger or toe may become painful, swollen, and infected. You may not be able to complete your normal activities. It might make it difficult to walk. Your nail may be made by an infection in your finger or toe thick, rough, or change color. The illness may spread to neighboring tissue or to bone.

When should I touch my health care?

Speak to your caregiver if:

• Your finger or toe is red, painful, or bloated.
• You have pus via the nail.
• You`ve questions or concerns about your illness or maintenance.

Care Agreement

Further advice

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