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My two toe nails are black after a match of soccer that i played in cold conditions and i had a tight shoe on. after the game i felt unbelievable pain?
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Black toe nail: It's from bleeding under nail. If it hurts a lot you need to see a Podiatrist.
Answered 4/2/2016
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