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GUEST,highlandman at work | In-grown finger / thumb nails (14) | RE: In-grown finger / thumb nails | 04 Feb 14 |
If it's acute you need to see a doc, at least to make sure there's no underlying problem or infection. For the long term, I would recommend a visit to a good manicurist who could show you how grooming practice can help avoid the problem coming back. I come from a long line of ingrown toenail sufferers, and I can tell you that good nail care techniques make a huge difference. BTW so can diet -- have you made any major changes on that front lately? |