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Medicine, 19.06.2020 10:57, Josenoguez7431

I have a big toe that is red and swollen and when pressure is applied on the front right corner it really hurts. I got a partial toenail removal like a month ago and my nail just started growing. Is this normal because it’s pushing skins down as it grows out or do I need to get it looked at again?

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