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A member asked:
Podiatrist wants to repeat koh test as its negative for toenail fungus & thinks toenail looks like it has fungus despite that i said it looks like that due to nail trauma. the subungual hematoma improved in a year by itself. should i do as he says?
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Probably yes -- or at least call the office and ask him directly. No distant forum can answer this as well as the podiatrist you already have seen. Good luck.
Answered 8/23/2023
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