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Damaged nail bed?

A few years ago both of my big toenail beds were inflamed and full of pus, so I went to the doctor and they removed both nails. One of them grew back to normal but the other has never properly grown back. It has stopped half way and looks like it's built up and thick compared to the healthy one.

Reading other websites people are saying its a damaged nail bed and my nail will never grow back. I'm only 19 and get really upset thinking about having to wear a bandaid or covering my toe for the rest of my life.

Is there anyway this can be fixed? Please help me.

3615 day(s) ago

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DocPod 		Unfortunately it is probably permanently going to be that way. Once the nail bed is damaged, there is no repairing it.

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