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Old 05-19-2011, 10:53 PM #1
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Default Toe nail removal
My daughter needed to have both of her big toe nails removed due to them being ingrown. Since she needed some one to drive her I took her. And being a nurse I wanted to see how it was done. I was amazed at how easy this podiatrist took those tings off. If her recovery goes easy I know what I am making an appointment for. Mine aren't ingrown just huge from fungus growth.
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