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RSD/ ingrown toenails! HELP! What to do?? Will it heal??

 
 
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Old 07-25-2007, 02:01 PM #5
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Hi,
I don't mean to scare anyone with this but I have a good friend (he does not have RSD) he tried to take care of an ingrown toenail himself and got an awful infection. He didn't go to the drs. and ened up losing his leg up to his knee. He continus to have very bad health problems because of this and a once healthy person is now totaly disabled.The problems with RSD are bad enough. Please call your dr. right away or go to the er.

Sue K.
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