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Question on Foot Care
I read in another post that proper foot care includes squared off toe nails. While this is news to me I do believe the poster but I'm curious as to why it is proper to have square toe nails. Thank you.
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"squaring" off your toenails ensures that the edges are outside of the skin on your toes, preventing ingrown toenails and the nasty festering results. Squared off isn't as important as much as just making sure you don't cut too far into the edges.
Just ensure that your left and right edges of your toenails are not occluded by your toe when looking directly down. If you see skin before the edges you're going to be wrong, eventually they'll grow into your skin, and I'll be there with a pair of pliers, silver nitrate and a big smile. |
Thank you. Its weird that I have (thankfully) never had ingrown nails despite cutting them half moon style.
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Some people can get away with crescent-cutting. My shiropodist told me that sometimes (but rarely) it is better to cut the nail crescent-shape, dependent on the person.
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I always rounded off the edges of my toenails, and never had a problem. Then again, I kept them trimmed so they never had a chance to become ingrown in the first place.
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Magician told me to go once to sort out my retarded big toe nails. I asked questions and made the most of the appointment.
They painted them red IN MY SLEEP. It was NOT my fault. It was a nice red, at least. :D Solid |
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:D No one picked up on the significance of the color of toe nails. I hear Che liked them in Red, too.
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