Ingrown toenail

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Any practical advice? It's been a month; she (my 16 year-old daughter)

has used Epsom salt soaks, even took Keflex (in despair) but no

improvement... Thank you. Eleni

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Is it infected or just ingrown ??? She prob needs a larger show size for starters most people are in the wrong size for them and then for any fungus or infection soak in hydrogen peroxide several times a day. elenikerasoglou <elenikerasoglou Sent: Sunday, September 7, 2008 9:49:37 AM Ingrown toenail Any practical advice? It's been a month; she (my 16 year-old daughter) has used Epsom salt soaks, even took Keflex (in despair) but no improvement. .. Thank you. Eleni

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My son had a terrible problem with an infected ingrown toenail. One 'specialist'

that we took him to even wanted to cut off his toe! We solved the problem by

first soaking it in uncomfortably warm salt water followed by pulling out the

nail with an metal nail file and stuffing that area with small cotton pellets

soaked in peroxide 3 times a day.(2 during school)It took almost 6 months to

heal but he has had no more problems since and his nail grew back perfectly.

This has been over 20 years ago. My mother told me this remedy.

 

--- On Sun, 9/7/08, J B <the4ofusb wrote:

 

J B <the4ofusb

Re: Ingrown toenail

 

Sunday, September 7, 2008, 3:05 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Is it infected or just ingrown ???  She prob needs a larger show size for

starters most people are in the wrong size for them and then for any fungus or

infection soak in hydrogen peroxide several times a day.

 

 

 

 

elenikerasoglou <elenikerasoglou@ >

 

Sunday, September 7, 2008 9:49:37 AM

[Health_and_ Healing] Ingrown toenail

 

 

 

Any practical advice? It's been a month; she (my 16 year-old daughter)

has used Epsom salt soaks, even took Keflex (in despair) but no

improvement. .. Thank you. Eleni

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In addition to non stop peroxide soaks take large amounts of vit c and garlic, this is pretty general care and could in no way hurt her. *colloidal silver: but there is a lot of debate on ingesting it so I would stick with topical only just because we really do not know* Tea Tree: is anti fungal but care irritate some people skin* Muknuka Honey: anti-biotic, anti-fungal, I do not know any adversity and you can eat

it if you goggle you will find it is being used overseas as an approved medical treatment for antibiotic resistant issuesGood luck unfort my mother and husband have dealt with a lot of these fungus issues, many people believe it is a symptom of a greater problem and to address issues such as diet and intestinal balance with good bacteria. Hope this helpsjean white <free2waitTo:

Sent: Sunday, September 7, 2008 4:37:05 PMRe: Ingrown toenail My son had a terrible problem with an infected ingrown toenail. One 'specialist' that we took him to even wanted to cut off his toe! We solved the problem by first soaking it in uncomfortably warm salt water followed by pulling out the nail with an metal nail file and stuffing that area with small cotton pellets soaked in peroxide 3 times a day.(2 during school)It took almost 6 months to heal but he has had no more problems since and his nail grew back perfectly. This has been over 20 years ago. My mother told me this remedy. --- On Sun, 9/7/08, J B

<the4ofusb > wrote: J B <the4ofusb > Re: [Health_and_ Healing] Ingrown toenail Sunday, September 7, 2008, 3:05 PM Is it infected or just ingrown ??? She prob needs a larger show size for starters most people are in the wrong size for them and then for any fungus or infection soak in hydrogen peroxide several times a day. elenikerasoglou <elenikerasoglou@ > Sunday, September 7, 2008 9:49:37 AM [Health_and_ Healing] Ingrown toenail Any practical advice? It's been a month; she (my 16 year-old daughter) has used Epsom salt soaks, even took Keflex (in despair) but no improvement. .. Thank you. Eleni

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Have you tried DMSO and MII Gel - these in combination really do work but

you will have to google to find them in your area. I would add tea tree oil

and or Lavender Oil to the toe once the above treatment is done - daily or

twice daily - soaking in the MII soap and neutraliser before the application

of the above - hot water - 40 mins

 

Jane

 

" elenikerasoglou " <elenikerasoglou

 

 

Any practical advice? It's been a month; she (my 16 year-old daughter)

has used Epsom salt soaks, even took Keflex (in despair) but no

improvement... Thank you. Eleni

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A few years ago I had constant trouble with ingrown toenails on my big

toes. It's so painful! I was willing to try anything. The doctor I

went to at the time had some of the best advice I've ever gotten from

a " western medicine " doctor. He said that toenails naturally want to

grow in toward your toe. He also said that it harkens back to our

cave man days when we (our ancestors) had to use their hands and feet

to claw and climb (not sure about that explanation). His solution is

to cut the nail straight across. Do not cut with the curve of your

toe. Then cut out a " v " shaped notch in the middle of the nail. It

takes some time for this to begin working and I know it looks funny,

but I haven't had any nail trouble ever since.

 

, " elenikerasoglou "

<elenikerasoglou wrote:

>

> Any practical advice? It's been a month; she (my 16 year-old daughter)

> has used Epsom salt soaks, even took Keflex (in despair) but no

> improvement... Thank you. Eleni

>

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Thank you!!!

Eleni

 

, " mommy2threelilboys "

<mommyon731 wrote:

>

> A few years ago I had constant trouble with ingrown toenails on my

big

> toes. It's so painful! I was willing to try anything. The

doctor I

> went to at the time had some of the best advice I've ever gotten

from

> a " western medicine " doctor. He said that toenails naturally want

to

> grow in toward your toe. He also said that it harkens back to our

> cave man days when we (our ancestors) had to use their hands and

feet

> to claw and climb (not sure about that explanation). His solution

is

> to cut the nail straight across. Do not cut with the curve of your

> toe. Then cut out a " v " shaped notch in the middle of the nail.

It

> takes some time for this to begin working and I know it looks

funny,

> but I haven't had any nail trouble ever since.

>

> , " elenikerasoglou "

> <elenikerasoglou@> wrote:

> >

> > Any practical advice? It's been a month; she (my 16 year-old

daughter)

> > has used Epsom salt soaks, even took Keflex (in despair) but no

> > improvement... Thank you. Eleni

> >

>

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Thank you!!!

 

Eleni

 

 

Jane MacRoss <highfield1 Sent: Sunday, September 7, 2008 5:18:03 PMRe: Ingrown toenail

 

Have you tried DMSO and MII Gel - these in combination really do work but you will have to google to find them in your area. I would add tea tree oil and or Lavender Oil to the toe once the above treatment is done - daily or twice daily - soaking in the MII soap and neutraliser before the application of the above - hot water - 40 minsJane"elenikerasoglou" <elenikerasoglou@ >Any practical advice? It's been a month; she (my 16 year-old daughter)has used Epsom salt soaks, even took Keflex (in despair) but noimprovement. .. Thank you. Eleni

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Thank you,

Eleni

 

 

J B <the4ofusb Sent: Sunday, September 7, 2008 4:05:54 PMRe: Ingrown toenail

 

 

 

Is it infected or just ingrown ??? She prob needs a larger show size for starters most people are in the wrong size for them and then for any fungus or infection soak in hydrogen peroxide several times a day.

 

elenikerasoglou <elenikerasoglou@ >Sunday, September 7, 2008 9:49:37 AM[Health_and_ Healing] Ingrown toenail

 

Any practical advice? It's been a month; she (my 16 year-old daughter) has used Epsom salt soaks, even took Keflex (in despair) but no improvement. .. Thank you. Eleni

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MY BROTHER IS ALSO SUFFERING FROM THIS DISEAS SINCE LAST THREE YEARS BUT NO IMPROVEMENT . HIS TOENAIL IS EXTRACTED THREE TIMES BUT PROBLEM IS NOT SOLVED . GIVE GUIDENCE ?