If you have an ingrown toenail that isn't infected, you may be able to remove it yourself without seeing a podiatrist.

If you already have an infection, trying to cut your own ingrown toenail may push ... also recommend surgical treatment to ...

Once your toenail breaks the skin, bacteria starts to form, the area will start to swell, and you could develop a serious fungal or bacterial infection. If it goes untreated, an ingrown toenail ...

But you may need surgical treatment if an ingrown toenail continues to cause pain or shows signs of infection. In that case, Medicare will typically cover treatment. Surgical treatment for an ...

Steven Spinale, 36, attempted to remove an ingrown hair from his groin area. It later became infected and he was diagnosed with sepsis, according to The Sun. Sepsis is a life threatening condition ...

In some cases, you can manage an ingrown toenail at home with various strategies, including soaking your toe and applying over-the-counter antibiotic ointment. But you may need surgical treatment if ...