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In my childhood, i have an injury on my big toe and the big toenail is injured. now i'm 20 years old but my big toe nails-bed is thickened due to that injury. is this harmful? is it a psoriasis? i'm worried?
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It may be due to mechanical injury or something else. If you are concerned, you may wish to have it evaluated
Answered 6/24/2021
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