Will paronychia get better on its own, does it really take a nail trim to remove the nails with Qihu

Paronychia doesn't need to be pulled? This treatment will cure paronychia!

Paronychia is a common disease in the family of **, often manifested as redness, swelling, heat and pain in the nail groove of the fingers (toes), which can be accompanied by purulent discharge, granuloma formation, and osteomyelitis can be formed in severe cases. If it is not cured for a long time, it may even cause deformity of the affected fingers (toes). At present, there are many ways to treat paronychia, but there is still a high rate.

Common paronychia**:

Ingrown nails: The nail (toe) is embedded in the soft tissue of the nail groove, resulting in the soft tissue being compressed, affecting the local blood circulation and producing inflammation and infection.

Trauma: Incorrect manicure (too short or too deep manicure) Short nails, abrasions, punctures or "inverted thorns", high and narrow heels often worn by women, and trauma can cause paronychia.

Infection: accumulation of filth in the nail groove, growth and multiplication of bacteria, such as Pseudomonas and Proteus, and fungi.

Transmission method: taking medication**: oral antibiotics, topical antibiotics, disinfectant soaking (**unsatisfactory effect, high **rate).

Surgery**: nail extraction, nail margin cannula** (high **rate, difficult nail bed fixation, large damage, unable to correct nail growth and orientation).

How is paronychia treated? Paronychia only takes 4 steps.

The application of nail disease in the Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Yubei District Health School is to use the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine technology with the help of modern first-class instruments to make the drug penetrate into the lesion site faster and safer, and repair the nail groove lesion according to the type, completely sterilize, soften the nails, repair the nail bed, correct it later, and block it twice.

Cure paronychia, and you don't have to worry anymore.

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Paronychia generally cannot recover on its own, and the possibility of self-healing is almost non-existent. If the symptoms are mild, the patient can use a more conservative method, if the nail is long, it should be trimmed and eliminated, and the external alcohol or iodophor is used for wet compresses, and the broad-spectrum antibacterial drugs are taken internally, such as cephalosporins or roxithromycin tablets. If there is suppuration in the more serious cases, it is necessary to carry out surgical incision and drainage in time, and strictly follow the doctor's instructions.

It is recommended to pay more attention to hygiene, trim nails in time, and wear loose shoes.

Paronychia is a common bacterial infection, which is mainly caused by bacteria infecting the nail groove or the tissues around the nail groove. In general, medication is required when an infection occurs. Use some topical smears or take some antibiotics by mouth.

Generally unlikely**, it is necessary to use medication to help with recovery. In severe cases, surgical incision and drainage or nail extraction may even be required. However, it is not excluded that there are individual cases, such as the patient's resistance is very strong, and it may form a spontaneous recovery when it is mild paronychia.

However, this possibility is very, very small, so it is recommended that if you suffer from paronychia, try to go to a regular hospital for timely treatment.

Paronychia, if mild in the early stages, can recover in a short period of time as long as it is active ** and pay attention to local hygiene; If it develops into chronic paronychia after pruning and pulling**, it will take a long time** to recover. Trimming and pulling nails can only be relieved, and if you want to completely**paronychia, you need to cut the toenail to grow out of the nail groove before it can be completely **. Qihuang Jiagou Jing, pure herbal medicine for external use, personal testing has been good, and it is indeed easy to prune**.

A lot of people who pull out their nails are also using this. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

Paronychia is very serious, if it is not treated in time, it is likely to cause more symptoms at the site of the disease, and if this symptom has not been treated in time, it has reached a very serious point, then it is necessary to have nail extraction surgery, or when the patient has unbearable pain, nail extraction surgery is also required.

I believe everyone knows the symptoms of paronychia, and there may be some people who suffer from paronychia now, but do you know paronychia, do you know when paronychia needs to be extracted, many people may not understand, so in order to let you better understand paronychia and better**paronychia, I will give you a detailed introduction to whether paronychia needs to be pulled out and in 2 cases.

First of all, let me give you a detailed introduction to the symptoms of paronychia, this is because the nails of the limbs are too long, and there is a fold in the flesh and some inflammation occurs, which is called the thyroid gland, and if paronychia is not treated in time, it is likely that there will be pus symptoms, and if the pus symptoms are particularly serious, nail extraction surgery is required.

Next, I will give you a detailed introduction to which two situations need to be developed.

In the first case, the pain is unbearable, because paronychia is a symptom that makes the body feel pain, and the more severe the symptoms, the greater the pain the body feels, and if the patient cannot tolerate the pain, then nail pulling surgery can be considered, because nail pulling surgery is to completely pull out the nail, so there is no need to worry about the symptoms of pain.

In the second case, if the disease is serious, if paronychia is severe, normally only need to be cleared by drainage, but if the symptoms are very serious and the effect cannot be achieved through drainage, then in this case, it is necessary to consider doing a nail extraction operation, so that the patient can be quickly cured.

The above is the relevant answer to the question of whether paronychia needs to be extracted and the need for nail extraction in two cases, because the symptoms of paronychia will seriously threaten the patient's health, and if it is serious, it is likely to cause many complications, so this symptom must be remembered. Stick to anti-inflammatory drugs** to control infections.

After paronychia is diagnosed, the doctor will formulate different plans according to the type and type of paronychia, the scope of inflammation, and whether the abscess is formed, mainly including drugs and surgery.

Paronychia does not require nail extraction. How long is paronychia you've had? Small general diseases should not be over-treated.