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Step 2: Try Home Treatment
- Soak your foot in warm water, as many as three to four times per day. Add Epsom salts to the water if you like.
- Dry the foot, and keep it dry between soakings.
- Put on shoes with lots of toe room. You might try sandals if weather permits.
- Take Advil or Tylenol to reduce pain.
- If the condition persists for more than three days, see a doctor.
- If you have diabetes, poor circulation, or any other condition that makes your feet especially vulnerable, skip home treatment and seek medical advice.
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Step 3: Seek Medical/Surgical Treatment
If your nail is infected, your doctor may prescribe- Antibiotics
- Surgery
- Your condition may require
- Removing part of the nail
- Removing all of the nail
- Removing a section of the nail bed
- Removing or destroying the nail root (This may be accomplished non-surgically.)
- Your condition may require
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