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Hi! Yes, always when performing a partial nail avulsion with phenolisation - see th-cam.com/video/PBc3HVmaZO8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=25OKQQCR-XQUrL2c It could have also been used for this procedure but wasn't necessary. Thanks for the comment 🙌

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You want it to get straight to the action, huh? 😇

Thanks for your comment. But it worked 🤷‍♂️ 😇

Ouch, sorry to hear that! What country are you? Hope you can find a podiatrist. Thanks for sharing 🙌

Maurelio from Brazil is the best. So loving, cares so much for patients. We need him here. UK no injections needed,

@@thelondonpodiatrist I live in the Philippines in camarines Norte province so there is not really a city around the nearest city is 4 to 6 hour’s away 🫤

I'm so surprised to hear that so many people can't tolerate the background music. I definitely have learned from this for future videos. Unfortunately, I can not remove the audio from this particular video, but I'm thinking of uploading the video as a separate video without any music 🤔

@@thelondonpodiatrist it's a learning curve when it comes to youtubing I guess. Well the fact that you're talking in the video we don't need the extra sounds. I came across your video from watching The Toe Bro because I like watching how others do their treatments.

Thanks very much, and thanks for watching 😇

Actually, quite a few non specialists think the same as you. Watch again, though. The bleeding trickles out of the hole that the nail was pierced into. After the spike was taken out, there's a hole in the toe. The blood trickles out of it. Thanks for feedback about lighting 🙌

Thanks for feedback. I'll upgrade the lighting 🙌

Thanks for sharing your good experience. Glad it went so well for you 🙏

Hope the video helped and that you can prevent the blisters returning. Thanks for sharing your experience 🙌

Hi, yes, fusidic acid cream can help. Botox injections typically last around 7+ months, according to a study I recently read. Thanks for the comment! 😊

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Please ignore the negative feedback. I watched both parts and felt nothing wrong with them. I learned a few and was able to get the spike myself (tho it hurt, I already feel better). Thank you for your videos! ​@@thelondonpodiatrist

Thanks. Glad the videos were helpful. 🙌

Unfortunately, it's not my area of expertise 😇

Lol, I love that guy 😎

I thought it was relaxing. Obviously not for some people! Unfortunately, I cannot remove the music from this video unless I edit and reupload. Thanks for the feedback

Nice. Sounds like you are very skilled 💪 thanks for commenting 🙌

Hi! Unfortunately it's hard to give individual advice without examining the patient. It's best to see a good podiatrist close to you for a tailored plan. This might involve regular maintenance, using surgical spirit to keep some areas dry, wearing shoes with wide toe boxes to prevent pressure to the sides of the nails etc. Wishing your friend the best with it 🙌

Hi! Sorry to hear about your daughter. It's difficult to give personal advice without examining her. General advice is to listen to your body and don't push activities too much. Your Dr may be able to prescribe some anti inflammatory medication to help with symptoms. Usually good cushioning in the heel, heel raises and activity modification is a good path. Your Dr may be able to prescribe something to help with symptoms, or request imaging if required. Best of luck with it 🙏

Thanks for your reply. I will try and see about getting her some other softer inlets and tell her to try to take it easy a little. Luckily its not long untill the summer holidays so she can rest

Wishing you guys the best 🙌

Hi, it can spread to your legs, particularly if you scratch it. But, see your local Dr or podiatrist to examine it please. Best wishes 🙌

Glad the video helped you! Pop in to your local podiatrist sometime for some tailored advice. 💪

Thanks for the feedback. I might upload another version without music as so many people have commented the same 🙏

They weren't in as much pain as I expected, though! 😃

Ouch. It's hard to say without examining it. Once sutures are removed, it shouldn't hinder any nail growth. Usually, new nails grow under the old ones. Have your nail examined by your Dr or podiatrist to be sure. All the best with it 🙌

Good question! I often have this discussion with patients. Sometimes, we try without anaesthetic, and then, if too painful, do it under anaesthesia. By the way, the needle piercing the skin is usually not too bad, but the anaesthetic being injected stings more due to the acidity difference. It varies between individual how much pain they experience for the same injection. Thanks for the comment 🙌

Thanks for commenting. This is a conservative nail cut back under local anaesthesia - no pain. Watch part 2 if you'd like an explanation for this method th-cam.com/video/WCMYxuYAi_I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1jHscvToh5O1RU7H The most common method of nail surgery, which might be what you had, is a partial nail avulsion with phenolisation. You can watch that here: th-cam.com/video/PBc3HVmaZO8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OeDbiLb7rUrqDwxH Lots of love to you and the US 🙏

it will be painful because the nail is embedded in the skin. Not nice to slag off someone like that

Kathy's comment suggested that the procedure is painful. The procedure isn't painful if you've had an anaesthetic injection - although anaesthetic injections sting. The injection is less painful than trying to fix the nail without anaesthesia hence why it was done this way. The toe was, of course, painful before the procedure, with the spike of nail pierced deep into the toe. Hope that clarifies things. Thanks for the comment 🙏

Thanks for the feedback. Is it the intro music or music during the procedure that's annoying? Or both? Thanks! 🙌

@@thelondonpodiatrist My hearing has never ever been a 100%, and any music when there is someone talking has always been a problem for me. So, if you wish to talk, then please, no music at all.

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback 🙏

Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to figure out a way to give a detailed explanation without talking as much 🙌

​@@thelondonpodiatristhis comment is silly lol. You're here to teach ppl. You're doing great man

Thanks 🙏

Applying it to your feet won't help groin fungal infection (jock itch). You'll have to apply it to your groin 🤪 But, yes, cream can be used for that too. See your doctor for help 🙌

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Ouch! 😱

Hi! It's possible with the building pressure of nail, but usually, infection will soon follow. Thanks for commenting 🙌

Sounds like you need to watch Part 2... th-cam.com/video/WCMYxuYAi_I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-qhqR9osMToAWGG-

Thank you. I hope the nail surgery goes well. Let me know how you get on. 🙌

Thanks for sharing your journey. Wishing a quick full recovery 🙌

Hi, unfortunately I can't give personalised advice without examining in person. Try your local podiatrist / dermatologist 🙏

Antifungal cream normally works. It's not my area of specialty though so, see your Dr. Best of luck with it. 🙌

Ouch, sounds sore. Maybe see your local podiatrist? 🤪 thanks for the comment, wishing you the best 🙏

Omg just did the same thing, hurt like hell but worked great and got it out! No pain now thank god worth it lol

Ouch! Glad it's fixed though! 😆🙌

Ouch! Hope you've seen your local podiatrist! 🙌

@@thelondonpodiatrist I will

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The phone’s ingrown? Does it hurt when it rings?

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Thanks for sharing your experience! Glad the nails have both grown back well! 🙌

I have the same thing you mentioned, but my left toe doesn't have any pain yet the toenail isn't growing and became yellowish because I couldn't cut them for about 1,5 month now. Did you also did a treatment on that toe? My right toe is about burst that how it feels, but little bit scared of the treatment as shown in this video 😅

It's hard to give individual advice here. Please see your local podiatrist when you can. They can have a close look and the best tailored advice. Hope it all goes well! 🙏

☺️ you're too kind. Hope you have gone to see your local podiatrist! 🙌

@@thelondonpodiatrist OH MY YOU’RE WELCOME! Thanks for giving some advice :D ! You reminded me of my childhood best friend <3 ⭐️

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Thank you! Glad your toes were fixed. We take our feet for granted and realise how important they are when we have a problem with them. Take care and all the best 🙏

Hi! Regular bathroom cleaner should be fine. Probably not after every use is necessary but I personally would do at least twice a week. Wash hands after application of antifungal cream. Gloves can be used but not necessary. Thanks for the comment, and all the best with it 🙌

Hi, that shouldn't be necessary. Antifungal cream, antifungal shoe spray, and clean socks daily. All the other things just be sensible and clean periodically. All the best!

Hi! It should be fine to wear socks after applying. Usually easiest to apply thinly and wait a minute. Thanks for the comment 👍

I guess this works for you? Thanks for sharing 🙌

Hi, Tried some antibacterial products? Best to see your Dr for personalised advice. Thanks for commenting 🙌