What should I do if my toenails keep growing into the flesh? Don t just stick an answer up, it s ver

Think about the problem of your shoes, the problem of foot movement. Because the nails fell off at that time, the toes lost their nail support, some parts were deformed, and the activity of the feet changed, causing the toes to be partially compressed by shoes, it is recommended that you walk barefoot, such as taking off your shoes and socks at home at night, walking on the floor, and promoting the feet to return to their previous state, which is to rebuild the previous biomechanical state, so that you can **.

This is called paronychia (paronychia refers to a purulent infection of the soft tissues around the (toe) nail, which is caused by bacteria attacking the subcutaneous and multiplying through minimally invasive damage to the paranaclea**. In the fingers, it is often caused by injuries such as puncture wounds, tearing or deep nail trimming. In the toes, it is usually caused by ingrown nails or shoes that are too tight, and most often occur in the thumb.

Paronychia is more common in adolescents or women. Generally, it can occur in the fingers or in the toes, and the bad habit of gnawing the fingers is often caused by the ingrown nails in the toes. In the toes, it is usually caused by ingrown nails or shoes that are too tight, and most often occur in the thumb.

It is recommended to pull out the nails first, and trim the nails frequently after they grow out.

I'm the same, and so is my mom. Basically, there are no tricks. Every time I get pain, I soak my feet and cut them off. Nails can't always be long.

There should be no good way to do it other than to get a regular manicure.

1. Then we first prepare 100 ml of vinegar, put it in the basin at about 45 degrees of water at this time, and then put the vinegar in the hot water we have put it, and people with paronychia soak it in the water for a few minutes, and then touch the toenail with your hands, as long as it is soaked.

2. Then at this time, disinfect the prepared nail clippers, and then gently pick out the nails that grow into the meat, the nails have been soaked soft, so it is relatively simple to do this operation, and cut off the nails.

3. Then after cutting off the nails, you can also use iodophor to disinfect, iodophor is applied to the nail groove, and both sides of the toe with paronychia are to be painted, so the dot floats on the toe, and it should be cleaned with alcohol for about five minutes.

4. We should also prepare medical gauze, or some absorbent cotton, and then take an appropriate amount of it to pad it in the nails that owe flesh, and the nail growth may be hindered, so the growth direction of the nail may also undergo some changes, so it will not continue to grow into the flesh, and it will not cause inflammation or some pain.

It's because you call the nails to grow inward if they don't cut them well.,I'm like this too.,It's inconvenient to exercise.,Is it a circle of cut down? In this way, the surface receives tension to make both sides grow, and when it grows, soak it in hot water before cutting it off, and slowly repair it after the rest.

This is that you don't fix it properly in the early days, and it is too short, so you go inside on both sides, and you'd better find a better bathhouse, and there's that kind of old man, the kind of teacher who specializes in pedicures, and don't go to the foot washing city or anything, and those are all foolish, and it's over, just find the kind of pedicure in the bathhouse, the best kind of old man, he has his own set.

If the big toe nail grows into the flesh, this situation may be a nail fungus, if it has just formed, it is enough to use a nail clipper to cut off the free edge of the nail that has been hooked down. However, if it forms for a long time, there is a possibility of local inflammatory reactions. First, aggressive anti-inflammatory** is required.

Generally, topical fusidic acid cream or mupirocin cream can be applied topically, and oral antibiotics are required, usually oral roxithromycin or cephalexin, ceproprone, etc. After using these drugs**, it is best to perform nail extraction** if the inflammation has resolved. Especially for recurrent nail symptoms, it is important to perform nail extraction**, otherwise there may still be an inflammatory reaction.

He had paronychia caused by ingrown nails (the growth of toenails into the flesh of the foot). It has to do with the way you cut your nails incorrectly.

Now the most important thing is to control the infection, which can be rubbed with hydrogen peroxide, alcohol, or directly with iodine (the most effective), several times a day; If the infection is severe, antibiotics may be added. Be careful not to get wet until it has healed. If pus has formed, incision and drainage are required.

After infection control, it is necessary to carry out ** for ingrown nails, otherwise it will always be loved**. Don't go to a pedicure master in the bathhouse, it's better to let the nails grow completely and leave the tips on both sides outside. If the ingrown nail is severe, it will be necessary to partially extract the nail in the hospital**, which is a bit painful, but it is also very effective.

Simply digging out the tip of the nail that has grown into the flesh may relieve the symptoms for a short time, but it will reappear as the nail grows, so it is not advisable. Do not apply drugs at will, especially if they are not sterile, as they can easily aggravate the infection.