Ingrown Toenail : phenol acid procedure

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The phenol is being used to prevent nail growth to a small portion of

the

nail matrix within the base of the sulcul groove and prevent further

ingrown

nail on the affected side. You do not want to be using any substance

natural

or other Tx to mask these important messages informing you that all

is well

down at the toe. Have the PNA (partial nail resection) with phenol

matrixectomy. Hope this helps.

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Dyn Parry

 

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fkissam <fkissam

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Monday, October 17, 2005 10:56 PM

acupuncture Ingrown Toenail : phenol acid procedure

 

 

> About 1 year ago, I had my ingrown toenail partially removed by my

> podiatrist. It is called an avulsion. Since then, I have some

> tenderness to touch of the skin. It is pretty continuous ....

sometimes

> a little annoying.

>

> Now, the podiatrist says that I might consider a phenol acid

outpatient

> surgical procedure.

>

> Are there any holistic methods for treating / numbing the nerve

instead of

> the phenol acid? I have BobBeck devices, Rife devices, homeopathy,

> acupuncture needles, magnetic pulser, LED light therapy, and other

holistic

> devices.

>

> Any advice would be appreciated. I am scheduled to have the

procedure

done

> right away (within 12 hrs) so please email me at

fkissam if

> you have some important info that will educate me. Thank you!

>

> If this message double-posted....I apologize!

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