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I believe i have gangrene and have doctor visit for same toe infection in 4 daysi am also taking doxycycline should i wait for the visit or emergency
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Exam needed: Infections of the feet, if documented, should be promptly treated as the blood supply isn't as brisk as it is to other body parts. In view of this, get examined now in the hospital emergency room where prompt evaluation and treatment are available.
Answered 7/30/2018
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