Onychocryptosis Hospital Visit Review: Worsened Ingrown Toenail After Chemotherapy

My mother has ingrown toenails and cannot walk well.

So, I am going to a specialized treatment shop for ingrown toenails.

I can see that I'm gradually getting better, so I think it was a good idea to visit a specialized ingrown toenail clinic earlier. ^.^

 

 

My mother has never had good toenails or fingernails.

Suddenly, you suffered from cancer and went through chemotherapy.

It seems you are in a mess due to ingrown toenailsㅠㅠ..

People undergoing chemotherapy often develop ingrown toenails, and suffering from ingrown toenails is considered to be the norm.

Currently, the tumor has been completely eradicated to the point of being considered cured, so aggressive chemotherapy is not being administered.

Even with just a little bump, the toenail breaks, then it falls off and grows back.

Repeatedly doing it caused my toes to bend, resulting in a severe ingrown toenail.

There was a photo I took during a hospital consultation at that time, but the picture has disappeared, so only the bent part.

I drew a picture ^^;

 

I pinched the fat that was more severely bent than the picture.

Inside the pinched skin, there was a large accumulation of what was suspected to be athlete's foot fungus.

I tried to take him to the hospital before it got worse, so I don't think this is something to be ashamed of.

Why are you so shy?ㅠㅠ You kept enduring it, and only after seeing blood did you finally agree to go to the hospital.

 

 

The hospital went to a place that specializes only in ingrown toenail treatment.

I've been to dermatology and other clinics, but in the end, it seems that the most professional place is the one that costs more.

The treatment is not yet complete, and the toenail itself is weak and frequently gets bumped.

The treatment was not completely successful (the black color of the toenail is a side effect of chemotherapy).

I have been consistently managing visits, and the most noticeable change is the prominent visible difference.

There is no pain when walking! The management fee is expensive, but I think it's worth trying :)