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A member asked:
So i removed my toenail completely befor 7 days. is it normal that i feel pain at the top edge of the toe only.(same site of pain before removing it)?
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Not right..: If the pain was originally due to an ingrown toenail, then the pain should be gone by now. Maybe some minor residual discomfort could still exist. If the pain is exactly the same as before, then something else is going on. See a foot specialist to offer a solution.
Answered 6/29/2016
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