Discover a podiatrist's step-by-step guide to treating ingrown toenails. Learn about assessment, non-surgical options, surgical procedures, post-care, and prevention to alleviate pain and prevent recurrence. For same-day appointments, call 207-774-0028.
Infected Ingrown Toenails and Diabetes: A Call for Immediate Attention and Care
November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Diabetes is a chronic condition that requires meticulous care and attention, especially when it comes to foot health. Individuals with diabetes are more prone to foot complications due to reduced blood circulation and nerve damage. One such common foot issue is an ingrown toenail, which can lead to infections and potentially serious consequences like amputation if left untreated. Find out why it is critically important to seek prompt treatment for an infected ingrown toenail, especially for those with diabetes.
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