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Have you ever wanted to ask a Podiatrist (a question)?
Most calls I get center around one of a few conditions: fungal nail infections, corns and ingrowing toenails. Coming to think of it, most emails too! Anyways, as part of a new feature I'm going to post queries I get via email. I will of course ensure these remain anonymous. (I'll also edit for clarity)
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 Prison documentaries show us that humans are ingenious.
(Necessity is the mother of invention, after all.) But dental floss for ingrown toenails? How would thin waxed string pluck out a shark's tooth of a nail? What about tooth floss for fungal nails? What magical properties have Oral B bestowed on menthol-tinged string that I didn't know about? Is it with or without the little violin handle? Are you meant to use the cool or fresh mint floss? So many questions — I just had to try it.  Sometimes an ingrown toenail needs more than salt water and Savlon. Sometimes a shard of nail has sliced through your skin.
Soon, you have swollen big toe that jars if you look at a shoe, let alone wear it. At this point, you need ingrown toenail surgery. But how much does ingrown toenail surgery cost in the UK? How can you get it cheaper? |
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Gareth Havard Podiatrist36 Mill Street
Trecynon Aberdare CF44 8PA
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