Nobody likes ingrown toenails, and when you get one, your instinct may be to clip off the offending bit. But new research shows that might be exactly the wrong thing to do —it won't necessarily stop ...

Have you ever had an ingrown toenail? Seventy percent of participants in our Instagram poll said yes, so my sympathies. If no, lucky you—congratulations on never having to experience that peculiar ...

Ingrown toenails can be caused by a number of things, for example, wearing tight-fitting shoes, socks or tights, having sweaty feet, or the natural shape of your nail make it more likely for your ...

INGROWN toenails are a common but painful problem where the nail grows into the toe. Here's how to remove an ingrown toenail, according to Marion Yau (AKA Miss Foot Fixer). Ingrown toenails can occur ...

A doctor has issued a gruesome warning, telling people to trim their toenails a certain way or risk a painful condition. According to Doctor Joe Whittington, who is better known online as Dr Joe MD, ...

Never use scissors on toenails, as they are much thicker than fingernails and scissors may twist, tear or rip them. Invest in a pair of large, good-quality nail clippers designed for use on the feet, ...

A doctor is urging people to trim their toenails a certain way or risk a painful condition in a gruesome warning. According to Doctor Joe Whittington, who is better known online as Dr Joe MD, how you ...

Ingrown toenails are common and occur when the toenail grows into the skin of the toe rather than over it. An ingrown toenail can become infected, as the nail can tear the skin and create an opening ...

QUESTION: My son had an ingrown toenail and now it seems to be coming back. The foot doctor wants to remove the nail permanently. Will this cure the problem? ANSWER: While permanent removal (ablation) ...