Patient's question:
The baby's thumb is completely stuck in the doorframe. It's been more than half a month now, and the nail is almost falling off. Currently, it looks like this: it's very curled up. There's no need to cut it off for her. If the nail completely falls off, there will be no need for re-bandaging. Now, only a crescent-shaped nail bed is visible inside, while other parts are still concave. When will the new nail grow out? Will the new nail be as good as the old one? Will it be deformed? After all, she's a girl.Doctor's answer:
According to your description. Due to network reasons, the description cannot be opened quickly. From your description, it is inferred that the destroyed parts of the nails still need to be trimmed. After the nails fall off, the wound is dry and does not need to be bandaged. If the wound exudes or has other secretions, it generally needs to be disinfected and re-bandaged. It is usually said that if the nail bed is not destroyed, it can grow back and be almost the same as the original.