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Anonymous users2024-02-12It really doesn't need to be ignored, when your toenail continues to grow, the bruised piece will grow out of the toe cover, so you can just cut it off. If it doesn't hurt, don't worry about it. If there is pain, it proves that there is a wound in the area connecting the toe and the toenail that is not healed, but it can be ignored and can generally recover automatically.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11The whole toenail is bruised, the condition is more serious, it is better to go to the hospital to see a doctor, the doctor's advice can make you more reassured. Under normal circumstances, the toenail bruise will heal on its own after a period of time, and some toenails will fall off and grow new toenails, which will slowly grow from the root of the toenail and remove the injured toenails, which takes a long time. In addition, I will tell you a little trick, generally when there is a sprain or bruise (without ** damage), apply ice cubes to the wound in time, which can reduce subcutaneous bleeding, relieve pain and swelling, and the congestion will not be so serious.
Of course, the most important thing is to pay more attention, and the most important thing is not to let yourself get hurt.
If you are in Xi'an, you can call 029-87758008 to consult a podiatrist first, and it will give you the best method.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Have you ever smashed your toenails?
The bruise in the toenails, you don't have to care about him... I'm going to fade away ...
If you really can't rest assured, you can remove the toenail that covers the bruise and take out the bruising... There's really no need for this...
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Let's wait a little longer. New ones grow and the bruises are gone.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08If you have trauma, it is normal, but if you have no trauma, go to the hematology department to check for related diseases.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Question 1: What should I do if there is bruising in the nail cap If you are not in pain and have no infection now, it is recommended to continue to let it grow and heal on its own. It does not affect normal life.
However, if your nails are loose or painful, or if they are not cosmetic, it is recommended that you pull out the bruised nails after the nail tops are loosened. It won't bleed, new nails will grow layer by layer under your toenails, and after 2 to 3 months, when your new nails are thick enough, you can break down the bumpy nail surface at the beginning. This way your nails will look the same as before.
Question 2: What should I do if there is bruise in my fingernails There is a kind of acupuncture method.
It's a needle that burns red.
Pierce your nails and squeeze the blood out.
Question 3: What should I do if there is bruise in my fingernails You have a nail injury here, right? Only then did the bruising.
As the new nail grows, the bruised area will slowly protrude forward until it can be cut off with nail scissors.
Question 4: What should I do if I have bruises in my nails It's okay, my nails are red and black because of bleeding. It can't be drained, so it forms bruises.
The blood is degraded by the blood egg degrading enzymes that you secrete. It'll be fine after a while. Don't worry.
Anyway, the feet are not shown to others. If you're a girl, why don't you dye your nails when you wear sandals? Besides, it's all summer now.
Sandals. Question 5: What should I do if there is bruising in the nail cover If you are not in pain and have no infection now, it is recommended to continue to let it grow and heal on its own. It does not affect normal life.
However, if your nails are loose or painful, or if they are not cosmetic, it is recommended that you pull out the bruised nails after the nail tops are loosened. It won't bleed, new nails will grow layer by layer under your toenails, and after 2 to 3 months, when your new nails are thick enough, you can break down the bumpy nail surface at the beginning. This way your nails will look the same as before.
Question 6: What should I do if there is bruise in my fingernail cover Have you had a nail injury here? Only then did the bruising.
As the new nail grows, the bruised area will slowly protrude forward until it can be cut off with nail scissors.
Question 7: What should I do if there is bruise in my fingernails There is a kind of acupuncture method.
It's a needle that burns red.
Pierce your nails and squeeze the blood out.
1. Paronychia: The most common cause of redness and swelling around the nails is paronychia, which is mainly caused by bacterial infection, and its cause is related to slight damage around the nails. When the ** is damaged, bacteria can enter the subcutaneous through the breakage**, causing inflammation and redness. >>>More
What to do if your toenails turn black? Experts from the Guangdong Provincial Institute of Pharmaceutical Research said: It is more likely that the toenail becomes black because of the nail fungus, but there is often no absolute thing, because the nail can directly reflect the condition of the body, and the nail color may be caused by the lesion in the body, and the black toenail may be caused by the following conditions: >>>More
**There are many ways to nail fungus, which can be applied externally, taken internally, and surgically removed from the diseased nail. Since the toenail is lost, there is no need for surgical nail extraction, you can apply topical drugs such as terbinafine hydrochloride ointment, nail nail repair ointment, ketoconazole cream and other topical drugs on the affected nail. If there are other nail diseases, some antifungal drugs can be taken orally under the guidance of a doctor.
My own solution: soak your feet If the toenail is in the flesh, use the tip of the nail clipper to pick out the toenail and then cut the top as big as possible Cut it down Remember not to cut it off completely, but leave a part of it connected and then break the cut part outward, if you are afraid of hanging socks, just make the top of the cut part smoother Then when it's okay, break it out, don't worry about it, because this part of the toenail hasn't fallen off yet, it will continue to grow and it has been broken out So it won't grow in the flesh anymore Deal with it like this It won't hurt for more than half a year When you cut your toenails in the future, remember to cut them all square, and don't cut them too short, it won't be okay If you have this situation, you can try it Although it's not good-looking, but it's very practical I've tried all kinds of methods The pedicure doesn't work at all The more you repair, the more painful it is, pull it out, how ugly it is to be bare! In the end, I figured out this method, and after I got it, I could last at least half a year, and I felt much more comfortable!
Of course this one will, but it depends on how you deal with it, and during this time, you want to try to keep your nails "ventilated", don't wear breathable shoes for long periods of time, and don't let them be squeezed a lot. In addition, if you are patient, buy a bottle of Vaseline hand cream and wash and apply it every night before going to bed, it is very effective for nail growth and recovery. Also, in terms of eating, in addition to eating more calcium, you should also supplement more protein, fish oil is a good choice. >>>More