What s going on with paronychia patches?

Ingrown paronychia is the growth of the nail into the flesh, causing redness and swelling of the subcutaneous tissue, and the initial stage of ingrown nail formation is not too obvious, and as time passes, the depth of the nail into the flesh will feel more and more painful. Coupled with the usual lack of attention to hygiene habits, over time, it will cause nail groove tissue damage, infection, and eventually ingrown nails.

Now there is a new technology is the nail patch, which can correct onychoparonychia, which can be used at home, and can relieve pain and help eliminate redness and swelling within 1-5 days after the nail patch is applied. After 1-2 months of use, you can see noticeable changes in your toenails. In the past, it needed to be trimmed regularly, and it hurt if it was not repaired, but even if it was not pruned for a month, it would not hurt anymore.

And if you keep using it, your toenails will never grow into the flesh again. There is a walking foot department in the treasure shop.

It can relieve pain and help eliminate redness and swelling within 1-5 days after the nail patch is applied. After 1-2 months of use, you can see noticeable changes in your toenails. In the past, it needed to be trimmed regularly, and it hurt if it was not repaired, but even if it was not pruned for a month, it would not hurt anymore.

And if you keep using it, your toenails will never grow into the flesh again. There is a walking foot department in the treasure shop.

If you suffer from paronychia, first look at whether the nail is embedded in the meat, if not, because you usually do not pay attention to hygiene, if so, you should trim out the nail that is embedded in the meat, and then disinfect, take anti-inflammatory drugs, levoxicillin or amoxicillin, cephalosporin can avoid spicy food.

Paronychia is a purulent infection of the soft tissues around the (toe)nail, which is caused by bacteria that attack the subcutaneous skin and multiply through minimally invasive damage next to the nail**. 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 people who occur on the fingers often have a bad habit of gnawing on the fingers. Paronychia usually occurs first under the skin of one side of the paronychia, presenting with redness, swelling, pain, and usually no systemic symptoms.

If it is done early**, the inflammation may improve and resolve. Otherwise, pus will form in the lesion, and there will be a fluctuating sensation in the red and swollen area, and white spots will appear, but it is not easy to break and pus.

Inflammation can also occur at the root of the nail or extend to the other nail sulcus, and systemic symptoms such as increased pain and fever are common when the infection worsens. Because the nail obstructs the discharge of purulent material, the infection can spread to the deeper layers and form dactylitis. Paronychia and ingrown nails will not heal on their own, and suppuration will occur after a long time.

If you don't have a toenail for a long time, it will be seriously deformed, resulting in the destruction of the nail bed, and finally the toenail defect, and in severe cases, even the lack of nails. If the toenail is regurgitated, it is easy to cause subungual abscess, and in severe cases, it may cause osteomyelitis.

Paronychia is a common type of disease, our hands often touch some sharp objects, or fingers will produce that kind of barb after drying, if the barb is removed, it will damage the surface and lead to bacterial invasion, so around the nail, that is, around the nail there is redness, swelling, and slight pain when pressed, which is the manifestation of paronychia. If you have paronychia, you must pay attention not to eat fish, shrimp, spicy food, and greasy food will also aggravate the onset of paronychia. It is best to go to a regular hospital and let the ** doctor diagnose and treat it.

Paronychia is the growth of nails into the flesh, usually with large toe nails being particularly severe.

If paronychia symptoms are early**, the inflammation may improve and resolve. Otherwise, paronychia symptoms form pus in the lesion, and there is a fluctuating sensation in the red and swollen area, and white spots appear, but it is not easy to break and pus out. Paronychia symptoms: Inflammation can also occur at the heel of the nail or extend to the other side of the paronychia, and symptoms of paronychia such as increased pain and fever are common when the infection worsens.

Because the nail obstructs the discharge of purulent material, paronychia symptoms of infection can spread to the deeper layers and form osteomyelitis.

Paronychia symptoms look at different types of paronychia.

1. Symptoms of acute paronychia: symptoms of paronychia at the beginning, mild redness, swelling, pain and tenderness of the paronychia**. Paronychia symptoms have local suppuration, due to the thick stratum corneum of the hands and feet ** gignot, it is not easy to break by itself, when the virulence of pathogenic bacteria exceeds the body's resistance, paronychia symptoms can evolve into periungual inflammation or subungual abscess, the pain is aggravated, paronychia symptoms can have yellow pus accumulation under the nails, the nail plate is separated from the nail bed, and the paronychia symptoms are severe and the paronychia symptoms are unwell, accompanied by fever, chills, loss of appetite, increased white blood cell count and other paronychia symptoms.

2. Symptoms of chronic paronychia: chronic paronychia is mostly caused by ingrown nails. Paronychia symptoms are mostly caused by wearing shoes that are too small and too tight, squeezing the forefeet, and leaving sharp corners to penetrate into the soft tissues when trimming the toenails, causing paronychia symptoms, resulting in granulation formation paronychia symptoms.

Other causes, such as congenital abnormalities at the root of the nails, cause the outer edge of the toenail to grow obliquely, leading to paronychia symptoms. When ingrown nail infection occurs, paronychia symptoms have obvious symptoms of redness, swelling, heat and pain, with secretions, and chronic infection is often accompanied by paronychia symptoms formed by granulation tissue in the paronychia, and in severe cases, paronychia symptoms can cause lymphitis and osteomyelitis.

3. Candidal paronychia symptoms: Candidal paronychia symptoms are common in children with finger biting quirks, and there are paronychia symptoms of flushing and edema with unclear nail groove behind the index finger or ring fingernail nail, and the symptoms of paronychia gradually aggravate and expand, and can be extended to the nail groove on both sides, but there is no pus and no acute inflammation and pain. Patients may also have onychomycosis, paronychia symptoms of cloudy white patches under the deck, and the surface of the deck is uneven, but the deck is still smooth.

4. Ingrown paronychia symptoms: This paronychia symptom is a "refractory disease" that plagues many patients across the country. When the symptoms of toeparonychia have inflammation for more than 3 weeks, it is necessary to consider the symptoms of paronychia caused by ingrown nails.

ParonychiaParonychia, in addition to the free margin, the other three sides of the nail are connected with ** folds, and the junction forms a groove, which is called the nail groove. Paronychia is an infection that develops in the area of the paronycus. A subungual abscess is an infection between the nail and the nail bed. The two can be transformed into each other or exist at the same time.

Chinese name: paronychia, subungual abscess

Synonyms: Paronychia Seasonal distribution: Summer.

Infectious diseases: Yes Clinical manifestations: redness, swelling, pain, abscess.

Vaccine prophylaxis: No Department of Visitor: **Sexually Transmitted Diseases Department.

Onset: Extremities.

Common**: Trauma, Staphylococcus aureus infection.

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At the beginning of the catalog, redness, swelling and pain occur in one side of the nail groove, which can become purulent and infected in a short period of time, and can spread to the root of the nail and the contralateral nail groove, forming perionychonicitis, or spreading to the subungual abscess under the nail to form a subungual abscess. At this time, the pain is aggravated, the swelling is obvious, and the yellow-white pus can be seen under the nail to float the nail, if not treated in time, it can develop into purulent dactylitis or even cause osteomyelitis of the phalange, or it can become chronic paronychia, long-lasting paronychia or subungual abscess, because the infection is superficial, so the systemic symptoms are often not obvious. [2]

Sometimes the white blood cell count may be elevated, and x-rays are not positive. [3]

Diagnosis is usually not difficult based on the history, clinical presentation, and laboratory tests. [4]

In the early stage, measures such as warm compresses, physiotherapy, and external application can be used, and iotamine drugs or antibiotics can be used. If there is already pus, a longitudinal incision and drainage can be made at the nail sulcus. When the infection has affected the subcutaneous area of the nail group, a longitudinal incision can be made on each side of the nail groove, the nail root epithelium can be turned up, the nail root is removed, and a small piece of petroleum jelly gauze or latex sheet can be placed for drainage.

If pus has accumulated under the nail bed, the nail should be removed or the nail on the abscess cavity should be cut off. Care should be taken to avoid damaging the nail bed when extracting nails, so as to avoid deformities of the nascent nails in the future.

Paronychia has obvious onset and is easy to diagnose clinically, mainly caused by Staphylococcus aureus, redness, swelling and pain in the early nail groove, which will continue to spread in a short period of time, forming perionychonicitis, which will produce severe pain, yellow-white pus, and will develop into dactylitis and even cause phalangeal osteomyelitis if not treated in time.

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