Toe nail injuries can be particularly unpleasant, especially in acute situations. This may cause early acute or long-term persistent problems with claw thickness and shape. If acute injuries actually occur, such as accidents or serious foot impacts, it is obvious. What is inconspicuous is the change caused by the nail injury. A few months later, as the toenail became thicker, the problem was found.

The most representative cause of toenail disorder is injury. This kind of damage may come from one-time events, such as repeated damage caused by a large stone hitting the foot or wearing too limited shoes by accident, and continuous nail strain caused thereby. In addition, on shoes such as tennis shoes, your feet may slip and lose their claws. These specific injuries may affect one or more claws or all claws. The organic or growing part of the toenail is damaged, and the toenail plate is thickened. In addition to thickening, the deck may also be deformed or deformed. If the toenail plate is thick, it is considered as nail inflammation. When the deck is deformed and thickened, it is called ship A. If the toenail has a wound and the toenail growth area is not damaged, the toenail can recover to the standard thickness, but there may be a thicker toenail spine growing with the toenail growth.

To treat acute toenail injury, you must have pain relieving drugs. All parts that can be cleaned and removed on the nail without any problem should be torn off. Toe nails and their vicinity should be cleaned with preservatives. In some cases, use local anesthetics to remove residual nails. It is very important to use wound bandages to ensure the safety of nails. In case of open wounds, protective measures should be taken to avoid any pollution. The treatment of thyroiditis and beriberi disease is not a one-time treatment of acute trauma, but requires long-term strategy. Proper management of acute episodes can reduce the risk of this type of thick nail disease. The best way to solve the problem of nail shape is to cut short the toenails and use nail ropes to reduce the thickness of nails. Especially after the toenail is deformed, great efforts should be made. It’s usually a good idea to go to a podiatrist to cut your nails and put them down. Feet and doctors often use high-speed drills to reduce thick nails. Unfortunately, the damage only thickens again when it occurs in the growing part of the claw, which means that nail inflammation may be a recurring problem. When they are really difficult to take care of, they choose to have permanent surgery with their nails.