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Is it normal for after toenail removal for it to smell?
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Not really: Though it occurs. I would recommend more frequent bandage changes if thre was an odor and to use something like betadine to clean the nail bed. The betadine is drying so it would cut down on the moisture which is probably aiding in that smell.
Answered 9/30/2013
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