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According to board-certified dermatologist, ingrown toenails can be caused by nail-growth pattern , chronic trauma, cutting toenails too short, or tight shoes. This means that even if you don't hear anyone else talking about it, you are definitely not the only one who's ever experienced an ingrown toenail. Luckily for all of us, though, there are plenty of expert-backed treatments and solutions that are sure to give you relief in no time.
However, if your pain is very mild or you're simply unable to visit a podiatrist, Petkov suggests soaking your feet in warm water mixed with Epsom salt for 10 to 15 minutes twice a day. "This will soften your skin and reduce any inflammation," he tellsAnother at-home treatment for mild ingrown toenails is toe taping, according to primary care physician Ehsan Ali of. This is done, he says, by using a sticky, elastic tape to pull the fleshy skin of your toe away from the nail plate.
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