10 days after toenail removal
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10 days after toenail removal
>>684179286
Remove it again
>>684179286
I hope you learned your lesson
Whelp. You're a monster. Grats.
>>684179286
You know, I'm not a doctor or anything, but my common sense is tingling. You been soaking that regularly?
>>684179286
Next thread: "10 days after my toes removal"
>>684179286
Did you eat the nails?
Ferociously rub sandpaper over them
>>684179286
Ingrown toenails? I had that sit done too. They grew back pretty fucked up, good luck.
>>684179475
Yea, everyday. Visited doctor today, they're infected
>>684179549
No but I have them
>>684179679
Can we see them?
>>684179576
Hopefully mine don't grow back. Phenol/carbolic acid was put in the roots to prevent them from growing back
Nice infection brah.
>>684179745
Sure. Here you go
>>684179577
I assume you meant to reply to my question about soaking. Infections from toenails are pretty common. I had a buddy who actually had a pretty serious case of blood poisoning from it. You know, when a red line shows up at the site of infection and starts moving towards your chest? Yeah, that.
Keep a close eye on it OP, good luck.
>>684179856
Thanks breh, the throbbing is noice
>>684179941
Oops sorry about that. Yea I've been keeping a close eye on them, bathing in salt water regularly, changing dressings regularly and spraying some iodine stuff on them
>>684179577
You probably already know this but you should soak them in salt water to help fight the infection.
I've had few operations back in the day and one of the things I found that really helped keep infection at bay was to put honey over the wound, honey is a natural anti septic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FlzHiURdTs
>>684179907
On a scale of 1-10 how much did it hurt to have them removed? 1 being a mild headache, 7 being punched in the jaw by Mohammed Ali in his prime
>>684180243
>Oops sorry about that. Yea I've been keeping a close eye on them, bathing in salt water regularly, changing dressings regularly and spraying some iodine stuff on them
>>684180266
Honestly, I'd say 2. Removal was painless, got a couple of injections in the toes to numb them, the needles didn't hurt at all. 6 hours later id say pain was bad but a joint helped. They hurt now though because they're infected but it's bearable. I also got time off work and it's an excuse to do nothing for 2 weeks
>>684180462
nursebro here.
i'd go with an antibiotic ointment instead of iodine. iodine will dry it out and impede healing time.
>>684180243
Nice, thanks anon. I take a large spoonful of honey every night too
>>684180804
Thanks for that, nursebro. I'll get my girlfriend to pick some up for me tomorrow if it's available over the counter. I'm on antibiotic pills, 4 a day