It s summer, and how many days will I be able to walk normally after my big nails are removed, and h

I can't walk, and after the nails are pulled out, it takes more than 2 months to fully grow.

Before this, the nail position will gradually heal and harden, and when the nail is completely grown and dry, you can walk on the ground. During this time, attention should be paid to hygiene and dry ventilation.

My toenail puffed out when I was playing football, it was bleeding and I had it pulled out in the hospital.

It's painful...

Don't think about it in two days.

I can't walk for a long, long time, because the flesh on my feet is all exposed, and the wound will be torn if I move a little before I get better, and it hurts so much (I'm sure you also experience) Don't want to walk for 1 month...

It was autumn at the time, and if it was hot in the summer, I would be aware of the infection, and the doctor would definitely ask you to change your dressing frequently.

Good luck with you**.

Me used to be too.

Touch less water. Pay attention to hygiene.

Also pay attention to ventilation.

You should pay attention to protect the wound, go to the hospital to change the medicine in time, and do not touch the water during the wound before it grows, otherwise it will become inflamed and delay the wound healing.

Now that the weather is getting cooler, it is recommended to wear slippers (cotton) when traveling and going to the ground, good ventilation will help heal.

Eating less spicy foods and taking regular breaks will speed up healing. There is a certain gap in everyone's recovery time, don't worry, anyway, it's already like this, just treat it as a vacation without moving. A cheerful mood also helps to heal

It takes about two or three weeks to be pain-free, and then it is raised for about 2 months. I used to pull it out.

I've had this experience before, it's so miserable, it's about 20 days or so.

During this period, avoid spicy food, tobacco and alcohol, pay attention to local hygiene, and it generally takes two months to grow a new one.

I think it's a nail bed plasty. Normal walking is required after half a month, and swollen toes should rule out the presence of subcutaneous bleeding. Elevate the affected limb while sleeping.

Hello, you should be the friend whose toenails hurt the flesh lightly, according to your situation, you only need to cut the toenails, and it will not be serious enough to pull out the nails.

Suggestions: Usually pay attention to the protection of the affected finger during labor or exercise, if you really want to pull the nail, generally about two months after the nail will grow back out, I wish you an early **!

It takes a while for the toe nails to grow out, but how long can you wear shoes, in fact, you can wear them after pulling out the nails, the first few days is to wear wide and loose shoes, and there will be nothing after that, if you are careful to have more blood the next day, you can choose to change the dressing, if you don't have much, generally every 3 days, change the medicine.

Generally, after resting for about a week, the pain will not be affected if it is small, and it will grow back after a while, but it will grow very slowly.

After 2 weeks, remove the gauze and walk normally.

The courage of the landlord is commendable, don't pull it out next time, is there ingrown nail or paronychia, if so, it is easy to pull out the nails**, paronychia is caused by ingrown nails, the ingrown nails are cured, they are all right, there is a kind of orthosis on the Internet, you wear it again when it is not inflamed, it is particularly easy to use, called nail correction specialist, you can search directly, my name is red scarf!

I smashed it, and it hurt a little to be able to walk that day.

Paronychia refers to the suppuration of the soft tissues around the nails, which is called "snake eye therapy" and "claw therapy" in traditional Chinese medicine.

Paronychia occurs mostly due to puncture wounds, flesh, nail cutting and manicure, and infection with pyococcus, tuberculosis, sporethrix or Candida.

The clinical manifestations of paronychia are redness, swelling, heat and pain at the proximal edge of the nail groove, which gradually spreads to the opposite side through the subcutaneous part of the nail root, forming perinail inflammation and suppuration, showing yellowish-white pus, and the thick fluid can invade the subungual, ontropical or subcutaneous or exudate crusting, feeling itchy and painful. If it does not heal for a long time, it will become chronic onycogenitis or because the abscess invades the subcutaneous tissue, forming purulent dactydactylangitis.

Traditional medicine ** this disease, has a unique curative effect, and there is no ***. Hope it helps.

1: Non-drug**.

Treatment: Take two small boxes of matches, scrape off the gunpowder, mash it with 1 handful of fresh leeks, mix it with gunpowder and pound it again, apply it to the affected area, and wrap it with gauze. Change dressings 1 time a day.

Efficacy: 3 5 times of external treatment, effective rate, **rate 82 2: dressing**.

Prescription: Tianxian seed 30 grams.

Method: Crush the medicine, add warm boiling water to make a paste, apply it to the affected area, and bandage it with gauze. Change dressings 2 times a day.

Efficacy: Cure after 3 days of dressing.

To be honest, buddy, you've been tricked, and although I can't write as much as the people above, I'm a person who is connected to you. Don't go to the hospital, go, most of them just ask you to pull out your nails, I pulled it twice, the pain of drilling the heart is nothing, the pain of changing the dressing is even more uncomfortable, and often pulls out inflammation, although he will prescribe strong anti-inflammatory drugs to you, but if you eat it all the time, it will be scurvy. I'm resolute now, it's been more than two years and it's fine, there seems to be no ** way in China at present, that is, to go to the place of pedicure, go to the bathhouse to find a pedicure master, they will get it, although it can't be **, but there are such cases around me that have been corrected for a long time and then replied, remember to buy shoes to buy a bigger one.

The above methods are just ways to relieve pain and reduce inflammation after you have inflammation. But if you want to pull it out, because I have pulled it out, I know that the toe that is pulled out will be wrapped thickly, as long as you don't squeeze it, you can wear wide sandals and slippers directly after playing.

It depends on your physique, usually about a week.

"The nail beds on both sides are pulled out" can still pull out the nail beds? As long as there is no bleeding after you pull it out, you can walk, as for normal, it depends on whether it is summer, and you can walk like a normal person in slippers. It's good to take care to prevent infection after unplugging.

It's courageous.

Paronychia does not require northern nail extraction at all. (You can still nail thoroughly**, it does not affect walking, it is not easy**).

Bigfoot pedicure.

I've also done it, at least for two weeks, don't eat spicy, eat something light during these two weeks.

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