Around 120. Apply and soak the toes with iodine. As long as there is any trauma or damage to the toes, apply or soak the affected toes with iodine, 4 to 6 times a day, for 15 to 20 minutes each time, until the skin turns white. Utilize the disinfection effect of iodine. Erode the diseased skin tissue and allow it to regrow to prevent paronychia. Traditional Chinese Medicine Application Traditional Chinese Medicine Application is a conservative treatment method. It functions to reduce swelling, relieve pain, and detoxify. It is suitable for patients with early paronychia. In general hospitals, Ichthyostatin ointment or Sanhuang powder is applied externally to the affected area. Zhang Yingchun, deputy chief physician of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Hubei Maternity and Child Health Hospital, has prepared a "desilting ointment" for newly suppurated toes. The "decontamination ointment" is about 90 yuan for a course of treatment. While applying it, keep your mouth closed. Eat fat. Nail removal In fact, nail removal cannot cure paronychia, especially paronychia caused by ingrown toenails. This is because the toenails curl up on both sides and grow into the flesh. When walking, the soft tissue at the edge of the nails will be cut, forming " "Ingrown toenail", eventually leading to paronychia. Nail removal can only remove the nail flakes, but has no effect on the nail groove and nail bed. The newly grown nails will continue to grow into the flesh, causing ingrown toenails, pain, and paronychia. A patient once had his nails removed after one year. Four or five records. Onychoplasty Professor Wu Liansheng from the Department of Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery at Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University uses onychoplasty to fundamentally solve the problem of nail curling and growth. The specific method is to start from the patient's nail root, make a straight "Z"-shaped incision through the nail edge to the nail groove, remove the nail patch and nail bed near the nail groove together with the inflammatory granulation tissue, and use the soft tissue outside the nail groove to Create a new nail groove so that the toenails can grow straight.

Paronychioplasty requires only outpatient surgery