The toenails of the feet have grown into the flesh, what is the disease?

If there is no inflammation, it cannot be called paronychia. This is called simple ingrown nails.

It is a disease in which the toe (finger) grows into the soft tissues, that is, the "toenail grows into the flesh", and there is no inflammation. This situation is very common, and most people don't pay much attention to it, and generally don't go to the hospital**, just cut it themselves at home with nail clippers.

I always trim it myself, try to round the edges of my nails as smoothly as possible, so that it will be better, try to wear less high heels, and looser shoes are better, especially the toe position. Generally speaking, it does not have much effect, but the tip of the toenail pierces into the soft tissue, if it is not cut properly, or the nail is not cut in time, it is easy to have pain in the big toe, and in severe cases, it can develop into paronychia, which affects walking.

If it causes paronychia, then you have to go to the hospital for a check-up, and it is said that you can do paronychioplasty, but I have not done it.

It is recommended that you do not pull out the nails, because my good friend has pulled them, and the effect is not very itchy, and after it grows out, it is still the same, and there is no improvement. In fact, nail extraction does not lead to paronychia, especially paronychia caused by ingrown nails, because the toenail pieces are curled on both sides and grow into the flesh, which will cut the soft tissue at the edge of the nail pieces when walking, forming "ingrown nails", and finally causing paronychia. Nail extraction can only remove nail pieces, which has no effect on nail groove and nail bed, and the newly grown nail pieces will still continue to grow into the flesh, and they are still ingrown nails, pain, and paronychia, and there have been records of patients pulling nails four or five times a year.

I studied dance, and I did it in college.

You should be careful not to wear shoes that squeeze your feet and clean your nails!

Pay attention to the hygiene of the scissors when pruning, and don't cut the nails too bald!

That should be alleviated!

You're talking about a common foot disease called "paronychia", so don't be nervous.

Paronychia is purulent inflammation of the tissues around the nail, usually caused by a small scratch or tearing of the paraungual side of the toe. At the beginning of the infection, redness, swelling, and pain occur on the side of the nail sulcus, and then the inflammation spreads to the entire nail area and causes suppuration. Pus sometimes breaks through the nail sulcus on its own, but it does not heal for a long time due to poor drainage of pus, and it becomes chronic paronychia.

If the pus extends under the fingernail, a subungual abscess is formed, which is so painful that the nail can separate from the nail bed.

Health education: 1. When there is only local redness and swelling, you can soak the affected finger (toe) in hot water, 2-3 times a day, 20 minutes each time, and then wipe and disinfect the affected area with 2% iodine tincture and iodine.

2. External application of fish stone ointment and oral antibacterial drugs.

3. If pus has appeared under the nail groove, it should be cut and drained, and if a subungual abscess has been formed, the affected nail (toe) should be removed in time, and the dressing should be changed on time until healing.

4. Patients suffering from toenail chiquenitis should wear loose soft shoes or slippers to reduce friction and reduce pain.

5. Use clean or special scissors to cut off fingernails and flesh, and some nails embedded in the nail bed should be more careful to avoid injury and infection.

6. Once there is a wound or a foreign body penetrates, it should be disinfected immediately in the affected area, and the foreign body should be taken out, especially the tiny wooden body is easy to cause infection if it is not taken out in time.

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Paronychia. Let's take a look. Otherwise, it's troublesome.