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I had a toenail removed 5 days ago and i'm still in terrible pain. is that normal?
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Usually not: Persistent pain after a toenail removal might indicate infection or other healing issues. Talk to your podiatrist.
Answered 11/4/2013
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No: Pain from removal of toenail should decrease daily. Need to see the doctor and make sure there is not an infection.
Answered 11/5/2013
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