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Big toe toenail removed due to no-pus paronychia caused by sloppy dpm who nicked skin 1 mos. ago.post op daily epsom salt baths w/betadine,followed by topical antibiotic and bandage. 3 days post op. to minimize risk of infection, what else to do?
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Wait and let the area heal. you are doing everything to get better
Answered 5/21/2023
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