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Comment on I had surgery last week adn have a question! please help me out!? by Because I said so!

Because I said so! — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:36:58 +0000

keep your foot elevated & give your doctor a call as soon as they open, There could be a number of reasons for the pain, But my main concern is a possible blood clot,

Hope you feel better soon

Comment on I had surgery last week adn have a question! please help me out!? by tj

tj — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:36:58 +0000

IF the pain there didn’t get noticed until the cast was put on, talk to who casted this as that may be too tight or placed in a way that is pressing against nerves and causing pain to shoot/radiate like this. May possibly need to get it recasted but it’d be worth it if the pain would step if they re did that.

Comment on Most Effective Product To Treat Toe Nail Fungus? by Marvin

Marvin — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:18:17 +0000

Hi. I’ve worked in the construction field for several years and have to wear steel-toed boots which aren’t all that comfortable.

I had developed a similar toe nail fungus condition like your husband….so I understand your concern.

However, I was able to cure my condition and had tremendous success using an athlete’s foot treatment product that also effectively treats toe nail fungus that I found online at http://tinyurl.com/eliminatetoenailfungus.

This website provides a great all natural product to help you get rid of toe nail fungus.

However, depending on the severity of your husbands’ condition, it might take more than a week before he notices any remarkable improvements ….but the stuff definitely worked for me, and I was happy with it and I’m sure you will be too.

Take Care!

Comment on Am I too young to have Bunion surgery and Flat Feet surgery? by Questioning

Questioning — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:18:45 +0000

I could help you correct your flat feet not requiring surgery. You just need to follow an exercise regimen for various months. I’ve already helped several individuals correct this condition. As for your bunions, you may require surgery. Not having flat feet, though, would not add that much pressure on your toes worsening the bunion. If you’re interested in correcting your feet, email me k.sordo@gmail.com

Comment on Am I too young to have Bunion surgery and Flat Feet surgery? by versantly

versantly — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:18:45 +0000

of course not -talk to your surgeon.

Comment on Am I too young to have Bunion surgery and Flat Feet surgery? by diosaalx6

diosaalx6 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:18:45 +0000

It is actually better to get bunions taken care of early – if you plan on having surgery it is better t get it now rather than when you are much older. I would see a podiatrist and get his/her opinion. Sometime orthopedists are narrow mined about certain conditions. A podiatrist will also know if you are bad enough for surgery.

As far as flat feet, try orthotics and get them a good try, not just a day or two, Use the instructions you get and do not over do it the first week or two – you have to work them in. Also, wear supportive shoes as much as possible.

Comment on Foot detox pads? by straightivy

straightivy — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 12:00:48 +0000

Any "toxins" in our bodies exit through our urine, feces, and sweat. All of these products that supposedly draw out toxins are just a big scam. Don’t waste your money.

Comment on What can i use to CUT off my ingrown toenail? by sghester98

sghester98 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 11:57:42 +0000

I have had many ingrown toenails over the years and I have never gone to the doctor to have one removed. If it is not too ingrown, you can use a pointed nail file to pull up the edge and use nail clippers to trim it off. If you have a steady hand, you can use the nail clippers to pull it up and cut it off. You can also use cuticle trimmers. If it is too ingrown, I would see a doctor. It also might help if you had someone help you. My dad had to cut my first one out for me. Be careful.

Comment on What can i use to CUT off my ingrown toenail? by Jessica M

Jessica M — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 11:57:42 +0000

lol i have done this many many times….THEY SUCK and hurt like a bitch eh… mine got so bad that dropping the bed sheets on it hurt like hell …as painful and touchy as it is i pull mine out too…i have a system..i use these really pointy tiny scissors ( i think they nose grooming ones or something) and i dig until i hit it…i tilt it up enough to where i can see it and hold that position …carefully grab it with tweezers ( make sure you have a good grip)…then i yank it out…then i let alcohol soak in the crack …..my toe is infection free until it grows back….i have heard that you are NOT supposed to cut your nails on an angle….just straight across but i can seem to do that cause the damn thing never lets my nail grow that far before i cut the corner of it to get at the ingrown bastard…..best of luck to you …i feel your pain lol FYI if you have it removed or burnt out with chemicals from the doctor, there is no gaurentee it wont come back…mine did

Comment on What can i use to CUT off my ingrown toenail? by Fiona G

Fiona G — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 11:57:42 +0000

if its infected. How ingrown is it?? I suggest using the services of a doctor