As soon as he thought of this, Huang Luo (pseudonym), who was a young man, had two eyes and cried to the editor: This heartache ran through his entire childhood and adolescence.
From the 5th grade of elementary school, I had a "incarcerated nail" situation, and in the 6th grade, it developed into paronychia. I can't wear my favorite shoes and I cry when I touch my toes. The local doctor said that there was no cure, and even if the nails were pulled, there was no guarantee of cure.
In desperation, my family tried various soil methods for me:
1, on the toenails coated with duck shit;
2. Prick the toe with a needle and bleed it;
3. Insert scissors into the innermost part of the nail, cut off the roots, pull out in pain, and then disinfect the alcohol and wrap it with aloe vera glue. This allows for a week without pain until the toenails grow back in.
4, get up with your mouth and toe, someone told me that this can be good! The first time I didn't dare, my dad helped me, and then applied wind oil essence, which was very painful. Every time it is finished, it seems to have some effect, but it will continue to swell up, and it is full of pus.
5, later heard that an herb is effective, Dad worked hard to ask a friend to buy, but there was no effect at all.
I'm really desperate, it just can't be cured, it will follow me for the rest of my life.
Every time I think about it, it seems to hurt even more. I was really desperate.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >. Why do toenails always grow in meat? </h1>
Paronychia is a type of skin disease that occurs due to purulent infection, which will bring a lot of trouble and pain to patients. If it occurs on the toes, the patient may be unable to walk because of pain.
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There are several causes of paronychia, such as:
The nails are cut too short: at this time, the soft tissue next to it does not have nails and will grow upwards. When the nails grow out, they prick soft tissue.
Trauma: The toe is damaged due to collision with hard objects, smashing, kicking, etc., which can lead to deformed nails and inflammation of the paronyroid.
Shoes are too tight: the toe is too pointed, too narrow, the number of yards is too small, will let the shoes squeeze the soft tissue of the toes together, for a long time, there will be inlay nails, causing paronychia.
Nail inlay: The toenails are embedded in the soft tissue of the paronyroid, so that the soft tissue is squeezed, and the local blood circulation is not smooth, and the inflammatory infection occurs, which is also a major cause of paronychia.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > second, paronychia is divided into four stages</h1>
Paronychia is not treated in time and the condition will become more and more serious. The development of paronychia is divided into four stages.
Stage I: the nails of the fingers (toes) are intact, the edges are red and swollen with folds, the keratosis is hypertrophied, there is no exudation, the edges of the fingernails (toes) can be submerged into the folds, and squeezing the periarthryroid can produce pain.
Stage II: The finger (toe) is significantly deformed, the pain is gradually worsened, and it is accompanied by a serotonoid or purulent discharge, sometimes odorous. There is a slight granulation hyperplasia, separating the peryaphryroid tissue to reveal the lateral nail edges.
Stage III: severe deformation of the fingernails (toes), low overtime plane, inflammatory granulomatosis. At this time, the periungocarapine tissue is no longer visible at the edge of the lateral nail. This stage of paronychia is called paronychia.
Stage IV: Repeated nail extraction, significant reduction in the area of the fingernail (toe), pigmentation on both sides, the formation of chronic paronychia or become "claw" type toenails.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >3. How to cure paronychia? </h1>
Early treatment can be done with simpler methods, such as hot compresses, physiotherapy, external application of tri-yellow powder or fish stone ointment, and if necessary, antibiotics or sulfonamides. If the affected area is already suppurated. Then go to the hospital to cut and drain out in time to prevent the spread of infection and lead to phalangeal osteomyelitis. If it is a subandyroid pus, the nail should be removed at this time, which is conducive to drainage and healing.
Nail extraction: After the formation of pincer paronychia, the sides of the toenail pieces will curl and grow into the flesh, in which case the nail can be pulled. After the nail is removed, the tissue next to the nail is pressurized and bandaged so that the nail grows beyond the original part. Otherwise, new nail tablets will continue to grow into the flesh.
Surgical treatment: when paronychia is accompanied by pus, surgery is required. Longitudinal incision and drainage can be made at the nail groove, and if the infection is around the subcutaneous area of the finger methyl part, longitudinal incisions can be made on both sides of the nail groove, the epithelium of the nail root can be turned over, the root is excised, and the vaseline gauze or latex drainage can be placed. If pus has accumulated under the nail bed, the nail can be removed or the nail of the pus cavity can be cut off.
When pulling nails, avoid damaging the nail bed to avoid deformed nails in the future.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > fourth, it is important to prevent recurrence</h1>
After cure, paronychia remains at high risk of recurrence. To prevent the recurrence of paronychia, wash the skin immediately after going home on a rainy day, especially the toes, and keep the skin and shoes dry.
Usually to avoid damage to the toenails, trim the toenails should not be too short, especially on both sides; to choose the right number of yards, wear comfortable shoes; when there are small wounds on the fingers and toes, you can apply iodine tincture disinfection to avoid infection; do not pull barbs randomly, use scissors to cut off, do not forcibly remove; do not cut the nail grooves casually.
How painful paronychia is, only those who have had this disease can deeply appreciate, I hope that everyone will be kind to their little nails.
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Resources:
1. "Paronychia is "cut out"? Prevention of paronychia should be done". People's Daily News. May 6, 2019
2. Diagnosis and treatment of paronychia and research status. Contemporary Medicine. May 21, 2013
3. "Treatment of refractory paronychia". Journal of Practical Hand Surgery, No. 1, 2007
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