Regular monitoring of foot health is key to prevent complications such as ulcerations. Have foot regularly checked by Specialist nurses or Podiatrists and. keep a close watch on the footwear. Early assessment of callosities or blisters and adaptive foot wear is the key to prevent its complications.
Foot health
- Thread starter tirumadhu
- Start Date
I have regular 3 monthly sessions with podologue (I live in France).
I‘ve noticed recently that a couple of my toenails are going black. I’ve not injured them at all.
Is this a common issue?
I‘ve noticed recently that a couple of my toenails are going black. I’ve not injured them at all.
Is this a common issue?
Hi, i’ve had both my big toenails go slightly black on the side towards the small toenails (is that description clear, not sure 
not a native English speaker, i’m in France too). The podologue i see every 3 months says it’s because my small toe overlaps with the big toe and has advised me to buy toe separators (silicon one from a chemist).
not a native English speaker, i’m in France too). The podologue i see every 3 months says it’s because my small toe overlaps with the big toe and has advised me to buy toe separators (silicon one from a chemist).Thank you for this response. My podologue says it's nothing to worry about and they will grow out. I bruise everywhere very easily.Hi, i’ve had both my big toenails go slightly black on the side towards the small toenails (is that description clear, not sure
I think I'll try the toe separators as I think mine overlap a bit too.
I'm in Tossa de Mar (Spain) for two months so it will be a challenge to go to the pharmacie!
