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Do i see an orthopedic surgeon for nail fungus?
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Nail fungus: You could see a orthopedic surgeon or better is podiatrist . We deal with nail fungus daily.
Answered 10/3/2013
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You should see: a foot specialist- Podiatrist or a dermatologist for nail fungus problems.
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