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My husband has black toenail. i just saw that what is that? i do know there ahistory of dibets
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Conservative Care: How did it happen? Trauma, contusion, exercise are a few reasons that bleeding can occur under the nail. Epsom salt soaks can help. Watch red, hot, swollen or infection changes. Should be evaulated for further care.
Answered 3/3/2013
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