Nail help :(

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Kellee R.

Jul 8, 2014

Kellee R.

Hey girls..

Now I know this isn't "beauty" but I've just had both of my nails on my bigs toes cut out (wedges on the sides) and it's been about 3 hours since the surgery and now my toes are absolutely freezing cold!! Is this normal?? They're insanely chilly.

Thanks x

Kellee R.

Jul 8, 2014

Kellee R.

They're bandaged up so thought they should be warm! Maybe the bandage is too tight :/

Paiton K.

Jul 8, 2014

Paiton K.

I had the same surgery due to ingrown nails and they used a freezing spray to numb both of my toes in order to preform the surgery and that lasted a couple hours but wore off throughout the night.

Paiton K.

Jul 8, 2014

Paiton K.

Your bandages may be too tight and cutting off your circulation causing a tingling sensation that you may be interpreting as your feet being cold. I agree with jacqlyn, you should consult your doctor.

Kellee R.

Jul 8, 2014

Kellee R.

No cold spray was used on me. They just went straight in with the needles. I'll give the doctor a call :)

Hannah S.

Jul 8, 2014

Hannah S.

Yes mine did that for week s.

Kellee R.

Jul 8, 2014

Kellee R.

Ok so called the nurse and all is fine! I took the bandage off (with permission) and my toe was fine! Was just the numbness making it cold as Paiton said :) my toe is very swollen and a bit blue but that's expected.

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