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Hi doctor, i just got my ingrown toenail removed by myself. how can i prevent it from growing again? this is my second time the toenail is ingrown?
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Since twice you have the ingrown toenail problem, I think it may best best to seek treatment from a Podiatrist. Most health insurance should cover cost.
Answered 1/12/2023
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I agree see a podiatrist. They will be able to remove the small portion of the nail that is causing the problem.
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