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Sassy
IP: 205.188.116.66
11/20/2004
15:58:52 |
 Subject: bruised toenails
Message:
I play basketball and we always scrimmage our varsity boys. So while i was playin both of my big toenails got stepped and jumped on. They are both blue and they cracked. I know that they're both goin to come off. So should i pull them off or leave them on. Prom is in like 5 months and i want big toenails. Plz help.
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Nail Care by Anna
IP: 68.57.225.21
11/20/2004
20:15:55 |  RE: bruised toenails
Message:
Sassy,
Wow you really damaged your toe nails. DO NOT PULL THE NAILS OFF. You need to let them come off on their own. You may be able to get your nails back in 5 months. What you need to do is try to stimulate nail growth. Massage the nails with cuticle oil once a day and keep your nails as short as possible.
If the nails are not back to normal by the time prom comes, go see a good nail tech and have fake toes nails applied for prom. Then soak them off or just let them grow off. But be nice to your toes.
-Anna
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stefania
IP: 144.136.163.251
4/30/2005
03:28:19 |  RE: bruised toenails
Message:
Hi
I've been searching everywhere for some advice. My toenail was stepped on in a nightclub and is now black and very sore. It feels like it is going to drop off. Is there anyway of preventing it from dropping off or is it inevitable? More importantly, if it falls off will it definately grow back?
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cheryl
IP: 206.159.161.156
4/30/2005
11:59:28 | RE: bruised toenails
Message:
if it's going to come off then there's not a thing you can do to stop it. the trauma that happened to the nail when it was stepped on, the bruise, pretty much "killed" the nail. only time will tell if a new one will grow. if you injured the tissue beneath the hard nail plate, then it may not. usually it will. no guarantees.
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tom
IP: 203.205.116.5
6/16/2006
19:41:26 | RE: bruised toenails
Message:
i've been having black toenails on my right foot except my big toe because i play ball alot and people kept stepping on it. and I dunno what to do because its been there for already 2 years. i've tried puncturing a hole to let the blood out and it didnt work, i've tried letting the nail grow and it didnt work either. its not even a fungal problem either. so someone please help me i dunno what to do!
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Lynnie
IP: 74.67.166.37
6/17/2006
07:53:56 | RE: bruised toenails
Message:
tom - toenails are so funky and our feet often take the brunt of trauma. That darkening of yours could even be genetic. I suggest you see a podiatrist for a diagnosis and, hopefully, a remedy.
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