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What should i do if i have a calluse on my middle finger and its infected besides go too the hospital?
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Take: pain medication and get to urgentcare,doctors office or emergency room as soon as possible. The infection may require drainage and or antibiotics and the callous debridement
Answered 6/16/2014
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