Can paronychia be cured by just taking medicine and applying medicine?

It is necessary to distinguish between bacterial paronychia and ingrown toenail paronychia. If it is bacterial paronychia, anti-inflammation will do.

But if it is ingrown toenail paronychia, the nail embedded in the flesh needs to be removed. If the nail remains in the flesh, it is impossible to reduce inflammation.

? I have had nail polish for five years. I have pain every month or two on average, accompanied by redness and swelling. I don’t dare to go to the hospital because I heard others say that the hospital will perform nail removal, and it hurts every time. I used povidone iodine, cotton swabs, and olecranon forceps, and endured the severe pain to dig out the tiny bits of nails in the flesh. After I was done, I put eye drops to reduce inflammation. I felt like half a doctor.

Until one time I saw about the treatment of paronychia on mobile news and mentioned pull-up strips, and I immediately tried it. After applying it, I had both hope and doubt in my heart. After about three to four days, I saw that my nails were wider and flatter than usual. It has been three weeks now, and the paronychia has completely healed. As time goes by, the bruised nails will slowly grow out and I will have a beautiful foot again. I am grateful, only grateful. So I recommend you try LaLaTie. Let’s take a picture. Don’t laugh at me for my ugly feet