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The skin at the end on my toe went black, fell off and is a bit pussy. it doesn't hurt but its very deep. should i see my doctor? what caused this?
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Yes: Yes, please see your doctor. I don't know your risk factors or age and you haven't said anything about injury. In some people, it can be peripheral arterial disease with decreased blood flow to the area. Please seek help.
Answered 2/9/2017
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