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kev64 wrote:Well that's Breakfast ruined

Good...

3 weeks later & things are looking...er a bit yellow...pus mainly...still have daily weeping...

I'll still be doing daily new dressings when in Devon so all coming to that can have a good look for yourselves...





























Oh I forgot I have super macro on this camera...






















My work here is done. I'm off for me tea now...Enjoy yours...

Dip in the sea and wear sandals! That's not right!

Yuk that looks infected mate. Shame we don't have smellavision on the forum. Sea water will work wonders if you spend enough time in the Sea. If not, then you need one of them foot spa's (or bike oil draining pan ) and some bath salts, you can get some in Epsom Then stick you feet in that while watching the moto gp. And yeh get yourself a pair of Croks you want to let the air get to it so it don't remain moist and manky.

You can also get plasters with a gel type substance to help draw the puss out too, but I don't think your at that stage unlike my ankle when that was an open wound. Now that was proper rotten and smelt like death and should have had some maggots. That was when they stuck me on IV antibiotics that left a nasty metallic taste in my mouth. I could see what was left of the bone, tendons and everything before the flesh grew back and the wound closed up.

Yes ask your GP for a prescription for 4 weeks convalescence in the Caribbean for your smeggy toes.

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They don't smell as it happens...

Part of the routine I have is to bath in warm salty water before dressing...

Was told not to be tempted to leave them uncovered as that is how you get an infection...

I will be off to the doc's to check on things soon...if I can get an appointent that is...

a girl at work has just had a tattoo of flowers done on her feet. She showed me them. Very sexy feet, is that odd!

I had both my toenails removed in my late teens. They looked just like that for a while. It's because the nail cells are trying to grow without a proper bed apparently. They sort themselves out eventually and will just grow a thick skin. Good luck with it! They wouldn't do both of mine at the same time, I was too active!

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MacV2 wrote:Oh I forgot I have super macro on this camera...

Yuk! Nothing super about that.
Hope they are feeling a little better cause they sure don't look it. Might be worth getting them checked, just to be sure.
Just make sure you are all fixed up for Devonshire Storm. We don't want you to be missing out

Pete.l

Had both mine done when I was about 14/15. Had to go to school in sandals for ages with these giant toe bandages sticking out.

They do go a bit gooey for a while but now it's all just hard skin. They were a nightmare before the op, constantly giving sharp pain and having to, umm... 'drain' them every night

remind me not to "accidently" step on macs toes at devon storm

well thats my breakfast back up

fabiostar wrote:well thats my breakfast back up

My work here ect...

AMCQ46 wrote:remind me not to "accidently" step on macs toes at devon storm

I have plenty of swear words lind up ready & waiting Al...I always find swearing helps with pain don't you ?

I'm sure some muppet will...I just pray to all that is holy that it's not Marty...

Well it's been a while now but I am officially nail & scab free...Was having a shower the other night & noticed that the remaing scab on Lefty had disappeard...prob still in me sock...hahahaha. Righty has been scab free for some time now...

So from this...



to this...



& this...



Toe this...



Bit weird having no nails but speeds things up when it's toenail clipping time...hahaha

You'll all be glad to here that they don't hurt.

If you care to look & can count that high you'll see that there are TEN toes per foot as is the norm & no webbing insight yes the operation was a success..hoorahhh!