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I have a toe nail clot on both big toes. the nail has grown and been clipped. on the left the toe, the nail is raised slightly. what should be done?
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Possble ingrown nail: You may have a chronic ingrown toe nail and or a possible fungus infection. Either should be evaluated by a trained podiatrist. Treatment can be based on the exact pathology.
Answered 2/17/2015
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