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- Increasing redness or swelling
- Pus or drainage
- Severe pain
- Fever or spreading warmth
Early treatment can prevent complications.
Prevention Tips for the Future
- Keep feet clean and dry
- Trim nails regularly and correctly
- Wear shoes that fit well
- Avoid repeated trauma to the toes
A little prevention goes a long way.
Final Thoughts
An ingrown toenail can be uncomfortable, but with gentle care and consistency, many mild cases improve at home. Listen to your body, keep the area clean, and don’t hesitate to seek professional help if symptoms worsen.
Healthy feet support an active, pain-free life — and they deserve just as much care as the rest of your body.
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