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I had both my big toe nails removed a week ago today i still have pain swelling and throbbing with some discharge and still can't put on any shoes?
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INFECTION?: A permanent removal? With a chemical? With such limited information, the first sign of infection is a lot of pain. Why are you not contacting your doctor?
Answered 4/14/2017
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