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Pain ,swelling, Clear Fluid Drainage, Tenderness Post Ingrown Toenail Surgery, Mono, Had Staph Infection, Used Epsom Salt Solution For Soaking Toe

My 13 yr old daughter had surgery on an ingrown toenail 4 days ago. The doctor cut the edge of the nail, removed it and then killed the nail bed. She began experiencing pain and tenderness last night. Today it is slightly swollen, draining clear fluid , red, and tender to the touch. Could this problem be solved with soaking it in Epsom salts or Boric acid solutions. Her toe was infected with a staph infection before the surgery. She is also currently suffering from Mono.
Fri, 8 Jun 2012
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hi mel
the best dressing is pure water flushing
your doc might have put on antibiotics and anti pain tablets
can u post a photo of the toe to advise further
bye
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Pain ,swelling, Clear Fluid Drainage, Tenderness Post Ingrown Toenail Surgery, Mono, Had Staph Infection, Used Epsom Salt Solution For Soaking Toe

hi mel the best dressing is pure water flushing your doc might have put on antibiotics and anti pain tablets can u post a photo of the toe to advise further bye