What to do if your toenail gets kicked off

In fact, it is quite common to have toenails kicked off in daily life, especially if you don't pay attention to it. At this time, you should pay attention to the local use of some medicines, such as safflower medicine or other medicines with the effects of promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, anti-inflammatory and analgesic. After all, if you don't pay attention and cause the toenails to be injured and cause local infection, it is easy to fester.

1. Go to the pharmacy and buy 30 grams each of safflower and myrrh, boil water (about 2000 ml), boil the medicine every day and then cool it to over 40 degrees to soak and wash three to five times. The toenails will fall off soon and new toenails will grow. When the medicine is used for three to five days, new medicine can be added in appropriate amounts. The above two medicines have the effects of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, removing dead tissue and promoting new growth, and relieving inflammation and pain. It can help you quickly grow new toenails and effectively prevent infection. Be careful not to damage it anymore. Before new toenails grow out, you should protect your toenails and try to wear harder leather shoes to protect them from damage.

2. You can use more cotton wool to wrap the injured toenail to avoid secondary damage. However, it may also cause injury and bleeding during exercise. What you need to pay attention to is: after exercise, you must soak and wash with the two medicines provided above. If there is secondary trauma, you must apply Yunnan Baiyao and bandage it after washing to ensure that it does not get infected, heals quickly, and replaces new toenails as soon as possible.

3. In addition, make sure the shoes are clean and dry. Note: Although pulling out toenails artificially can make the wound heal faster, it is not good for the toenails that grow in the future. The toenails that fall off naturally will be basically the same as the original toenails after about a year.