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I have a broken toenail on my big toe. it's not infected . what do i need to use to help with the growth process.
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Cut it back: Cut the toenail back as far as possible to reduce the risk of it getting caught on something. Then a apply a bandaid to keep pressure on the nail until the broken part grows out and falls off.
Answered 6/18/2014
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