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So basically, she cut my nail down toward the toe, like |-| if thats a toe, then down the | | not across the - like you would normally. So she could put in some silver nitrate, which "is gonna sting a bit"
Anyway, i was not lookin at the cutty, and was thinking, but didnt say "hm, this hurts a lot more than she said it would. ouch please." didnt say, lest i look like a big girl.
Afterwards she said "well, you were so good i went a little further, nearly as far as we will in the summer, but then you'll have anaesthetic"
Thatll teach me to stay quiet during pain >_>
then was the silver nitrate. it stung like salt in wounds should sting.
But afterwards i found I had a beer left. So that was good.
So basically, she cut my nail down toward the toe, like |-| if thats a toe, then down the | | not across the - like you would normally. So she could put in some silver nitrate, which "is gonna sting a bit"
Anyway, i was not lookin at the cutty, and was thinking, but didnt say "hm, this hurts a lot more than she said it would. ouch please." didnt say, lest i look like a big girl.
Afterwards she said "well, you were so good i went a little further, nearly as far as we will in the summer, but then you'll have anaesthetic"
Thatll teach me to stay quiet during pain >_>
then was the silver nitrate. it stung like salt in wounds should sting.
But afterwards i found I had a beer left. So that was good.
> Pfft! Big girl. Try having a needle put in your spine
no :(
The first time, the doctor came in singing, stumbled over, then made a joke that he'd had too much to drink at lunch time but I have my doubts that he was joking. I remember posting this in the old PCGWLT, that must be about 5 years ago now o_O
Suffice to say it hurt. The second time was done because, shock horror, the first time didn't work, but it didn't hurt as much.
> Sounds similar to what they do for ingrowing nails, which I've
> had done twice. Yay.
Aye, i beleive thats what they are wanting to prevent with this, coz my nail got buggered and began growing oddly.
Ronaldo never had this problem. Maybe i need better skills and silly hair
When my foot was at its worst and the district nurses were changing the dressings every third day it always involved many tears and a good few minutes of me gritting my teeth and this was with me on the maximum allowed dosage of tramadol and diclofenac. Bad times.
I can rememeber him sticking the needle in between my big toe and second toe and feeling what you would imagine a flaming arrow would feel like. I didn't flinch (big mistake) and the surgeon was saying "you're the first person never to have made a sound doing this - can you feel it?"
Yes. Yes I can feel it. The reason you didn't hear a sound is because I'm biting my lip as it hurts so much.
The thing was, he kept talkng about how good I was that he just left the needle in there. I think the thought that went through my mind when he said "are you ok?" was something along the line "yes I'm fine, I know what I'm going to be doing with that needle if you don't remove it in the next 5 seconds...and YOU aren't going to like it!"
But I'd go through that again no problem if it was that or an endoscopy :/
> Aye, i beleive thats what they are wanting to prevent with this,
> coz my nail got buggered and began growing oddly.
The same thing happened to me, when I put my foot where the ball was, as someone else back heeled it. I had a crack all the way down my big toe nail, that I decided to leave which proved a mistake, as playing basketball it got trodden on and became loose. I pulled it off revealing a toenail that had already grown half way up then inwards.
I bravely pulled (or more like cut) that off/out, then the next one grew three thirds of the way up before also becoming ingrown, so I trimmed it back and now it's more or less fine. I mean there is a slight curve at the top, but I avoided a trip to my patronising GP, and there's now no pain or blood.