When Should You Go to the Doctor for an Ingrown Toenail? - MVS
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An ingrown toenail can sometimes be managed on your own, but we always recommend medical attention, especially since an infection may occur in the toenail. If you detect any signs of an ingrown toenail infection like pain, swelling, irritation, abscess, redness, you should immediately go to see a foot doctor or podiatrist.
Podiatry Associates, P.A. has been providing high quality medical and surgical treatment for disorders, conditions and injuries affecting the foot and ankle in the Baltimore Maryland area since 1965.
Podiatry Associates, P.A. has been providing high quality medical and surgical treatment for disorders, conditions and injuries affecting the foot and ankle in the Baltimore Maryland area since 1965.
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