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Do the toenails grow at a different rate than one another? why?
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They can: Due to their size, the larger toenails may grow slightly slower than the smaller toenails. Overall the time frame will be close unless you have an infection in one of the toenails, as that would slow down the growth rate. Good luck.
Answered 11/23/2012
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