Ingrown toenails can be caused by too-tight shoes, a fungal infection, or improperly cutting your nails.

Ingrown toenails can occur on any toe and can cause redness, swelling, pus, pain, and can also make you have shivers or a temperature. Express.co.uk chatted to Marion Yau, known as "Miss Foot Fixer" ...

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The treatment of an ingrown toenail can usually be carried out at home, although some patients will require more specialized care. Image Credit: Songtum Prakobtieng / Shutterstock.com The primary aim ...

I spent years hoping-slash-deluding myself into believing that my own ingrown big toenails, caused by years of too-tight ...

"Tight shoes can compress your toes, forcing the flesh into the nail," says Jenny Salazar, a nail technician in New York City. Another culprit: Nails that are too short and curved in at the corners ...

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