•  The first phaseIs manifested by slight swelling and pain during pressure. In this phase, the patient may also develop erythema or edema.
•  The moderate phaseIs characterized by increased swelling, infection and ulceration.
•  The severe phaseIs naturally the most difficult. The patient experiences chronic inflammation and hypertrophy of the lateral bulges.

But in most cases, pain, redness, infections and swelling around the toe are very common symptoms.

If the ingrown nail is not treated in time, it can lead to severe infections, especially in the bones.In some cases, the patient is obliged to undergo surgery to resolve this problem, but for the less advanced stages, natural remedies can be effective!

Here are some natural solutions to get rid of ingrown toenails:

• Wash your feet regularly

To clean the infected area and remove bacteria, soak your feet in warm, soapy water 2 to 3 times a day. Use Castile soap preferably, because it contains natural ingredients. You can also add Epsom salt to soften the skin and nail.