[header] How to remove infection from an ingrown toenail [title] Soak your toe. [step] In order to reduce the pain and swelling involved with an ingrown toenail, soak the foot with the ingrown toenail for 10-20 minutes in warm, soapy water, three times a day for one to two weeks. [substeps] The epsom salt can also help with pain and inflammation.
[header] How to remove infection from an ingrown toenail [title] Soak your toe. [step] In order to reduce the pain and swelling involved with an ingrown toenail, soak the foot with the ingrown toenail for 10-20 minutes in warm, soapy water, three times a day for one to two weeks. [substeps] The epsom salt can also help with pain and inflammation.
There are many smells and textures that are acceptable for epsom salt foot baths. Cotton balls are the most well-known and popular. If using raw or broken toenails, soak them with hot water and hydrogen peroxide. Boiling water helps to dissolve dead skin and aid in drainage. If the worming process does not work, use epsom salt instead. [title] Wash the toe with antibacterial soap. Fill a tub with warm water and add 1-2 tablespoons of epsom salts. Place your foot into the water, and relax while it soaks.