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What are some things to do post-op for my removed ingrown toenail?
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Daily cleaning of th: After a nail surgery, it is important to keep the area clean of dead tissue and drainiage. Clean the wound daily with soap and 2water and apply the prescribed ointment or cream.
Answered 3/31/2015
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