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Aristus

(66,380 posts)
Fri Apr 14, 2017, 07:21 PM Apr 2017

Just did an ingrown toenail excision. It went off (or should I say 'came off'?) without a hitch.

Nice way to end the workweek.

The patient came in thinking she was going to have to get a referral to podiatry, and have a few more days of pain to deal with.

"No problem" I said. "I'll take care of it."

My assistant had only helped out with this procedure once before, and was worried how she was going to do. She nailed it. Excuse the expression.

For right now, at least, life is good...

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Just did an ingrown toenail excision. It went off (or should I say 'came off'?) without a hitch. (Original Post) Aristus Apr 2017 OP
Having had a few of those done, I will say that how well it went isn't really known... PoliticAverse Apr 2017 #1
She'll have a little somethin'-somethin' to help her with that. Aristus Apr 2017 #3
Good to hear! elleng Apr 2017 #2
Trim straight across, and don't wear narrow-toed shoes, and you'll be fine. Aristus Apr 2017 #4

PoliticAverse

(26,366 posts)
1. Having had a few of those done, I will say that how well it went isn't really known...
Fri Apr 14, 2017, 07:24 PM
Apr 2017

until the local anesthetic completely wears off.

Aristus

(66,380 posts)
4. Trim straight across, and don't wear narrow-toed shoes, and you'll be fine.
Fri Apr 14, 2017, 07:28 PM
Apr 2017

Not that I wouldn't like hearing from you...

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