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Ingrown tonail

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Any doctor/clinic should be able to help you out.  Or visit the Pattaya City Hospital on Soi Buakow.

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Find a podiatrist and have regular podiatry attention, essential as we age.

IMO

Sirisa Village 9 Sukhumwit 147/1/1 Moo 11, Bang Lamung District, Chon

20150, Thailand

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1 hour ago, RJRS1301 said:

Find a podiatrist and have regular podiatry attention, essential as we age.

IMO

Sirisa Village 9 Sukhumwit 147/1/1 Moo 11, Bang Lamung District, Chon

20150, Thailand

They told me to go to hospital, thanks anyway 

Go to a hospital! See a doctor - get advice - get treatment- take medicine - take advice - attend follow up appointment!!

On 5/30/2022 at 8:06 AM, Yellowtail said:

If it's not infected, you can just cut it out.

No need to see a doctor, if your man enough for a bit of self surgery....Get a very small  sharp knife or a file or a thumb tack, slowly make a up and down cut into the toenail, and slowly scraping the nail away.....Once you have made a deep groove in the toe nail, the ingrown part can be pulled out with very strong tweezers or hemostats work good...

 

Yea its going to hurt a bit and it will bleed......But just man-up and you will be ok..

52 minutes ago, redwood1 said:

No need to see a doctor, if your man enough for a bit of self surgery....Get a very small  sharp knife or a file or a thumb tack, slowly make a up and down cut into the toenail, and slowly scraping the nail away.....Once you have made a deep groove in the toe nail, the ingrown part can be pulled out with very strong tweezers or hemostats work good...

 

Yea its going to hurt a bit and it will bleed......But just man-up and you will be ok..

I just use a good pair of toe-nail clippers to get it started and a pair of needle-nosed plyers to tear it down and pull it out.

 

Hurts more than a bit, but pretty much instant relief. I make sure to get a pedicure monthly now....

Pedicure Knife, you really need to know what you're doing, its not for everybody.

3 minutes ago, vinci said:

... its not for everybody.

Certainly not for the faint of heart....

33 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

I just use a good pair of toe-nail clippers to get it started and a pair of needle-nosed plyers to tear it down and pull it out.

 

Hurts more than a bit, but pretty much instant relief. I make sure to get a pedicure monthly now....

Needle nosed pliers would work great....Yea the pain is bad for a few minutes but goes away pretty fast....

On 5/26/2022 at 2:22 PM, splodger said:

They told me to go to hospital, thanks anyway 

That's what you need to do.  Simple, quick and painless to remedy, had it done a few times. 

1 hour ago, redwood1 said:

No need to see a doctor, if your man enough for a bit of self surgery....Get a very small  sharp knife or a file or a thumb tack, slowly make a up and down cut into the toenail, and slowly scraping the nail away.....Once you have made a deep groove in the toe nail, the ingrown part can be pulled out with very strong tweezers or hemostats work good...

 

Yea its going to hurt a bit and it will bleed......But just man-up and you will be ok..

Or he could just go to a hospital where it will be done properly and painlessly.

1 minute ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Or he could just go to a hospital where it will be done properly and painlessly.

While it would likely be done correctly in a hospital, it will not be painless, but it will likely be less painful, except for the time spent getting there, walking and waiting. 

 

If you have a good pair of clippers and needle-nose plyers, and your not a pus** it's over pretty quick, but you have to get the whole thing out. Helps a lot to soak in hot water for a while first. 

 

That said, if it is infected, one should absolutely see a doctor. 

1 minute ago, Yellowtail said:
11 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Or he could just go to a hospital where it will be done properly and painlessly.

While it would likely be done correctly in a hospital, it will not be painless

Yes, it will be painless, that's what a local anaesthetic is for, I know from personal experience.  Nothing is felt during the procedure apart from a bit of tugging on the foot. 

 

I've had the full nail removed painlessly and a 1/3 removal of the offending nail on more than one occasion.   

1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Yes, it will be painless, that's what a local anaesthetic is for, I know from personal experience.  Nothing is felt during the procedure apart from a bit of tugging on the foot. 

 

I've had the full nail removed painlessly and a 1/3 removal of the offending nail on more than one occasion.   

Yea but self surgery is so satisfying....lol

2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Yes, it will be painless, that's what a local anaesthetic is for, I know from personal experience.  Nothing is felt during the procedure apart from a bit of tugging on the foot. 

 

I've had the full nail removed painlessly and a 1/3 removal of the offending nail on more than one occasion.   

Again, except for the time spent getting there, walking, waiting and recovery. 

 

Yes for the few minute your toe is anesthetized it is painless, and indeed, "...a man has got to know his limitations." 

5 hours ago, redwood1 said:

Yea its going to hurt a bit and it will bleed......But just man-up and you will be ok..

Or simply see a doctor, suffer less, and don't risk septicemia. 

22 hours ago, Yellowtail said:
On 5/31/2022 at 11:21 AM, Liverpool Lou said:

Yes, it will be painless, that's what a local anaesthetic is for, I know from personal experience.  Nothing is felt during the procedure apart from a bit of tugging on the foot. 

 

I've had the full nail removed painlessly and a 1/3 removal of the offending nail on more than one occasion.   

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Again, except for the time spent getting there, walking, waiting and recovery. 

Apart from getting there, all that also applies to digging it out yourself except that the pain will likely be greater as will the risk of infection with self-surgery.

4 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Apart from getting there, all that also applies to digging it out yourself except that the pain will likely be greater as will the risk of infection with self-surgery.

Also unless he has brand new needle nose pliers, I sure as hell wouldn't try home surgery with some old dirty tools, so he will have to "spend time getting/walking" around buying new tools. 

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