Translations for „ingrowing“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

ingrowing [ˈɪngrəʊiŋ, Am -groʊ-] ADJ, ingrown ADJ

ingrowing toenail:

ingrowing

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English

Podiatrists and chiropodists can also treat ingrowing nails.

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From blisters, pressure sores and ingrowing toe nails in the short-term, to feet deformities like hammer toe and knee and posture problems in the long-term.

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Other triggers include untreated athlete's foot and ingrowing nails.

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Common examples include callus thickened skin, fungal infections of the skin (athlete's foot) or nails (onychomycosis), viral infection of verrucae, and ingrowing toenails that may cause bacterial nail infections (paronychia).

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I have a lot of ingrowing hairs.

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He told the court he also commented on some ingrowing hairs, and that she had seemed embarrassed.

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The most common problems would be ingrowing toenails, bacterial infections, broken bones, poor circulation, and nerve damage.

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The infection could have been caused by something as minor as a graze to the skin or an ingrowing hair in his lower back.

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Ingrowing nails can become inflamed and infected.

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This could include minor surgery to remove cysts or ingrowing toenails, treatment for drug addicts or alcoholics or screening for cervical cancer.

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