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How to know if i have taken too many courses of antibiotics for my ingrown toenail problems?
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If you took more : Than two something is wrong. The ingrown toenail needs to be removed. If this was done chances are there is a small spicule of nail remaining and needs to be removed.
Answered 8/11/2016
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