Foot health: What to do about an ingrown toenail - Harvard Health

 Warm soaks and proper nail trimming may do the trick, but sometimes it's best to see a foot specialist right away.The medical term for this painful condition is onychocryptosis. It develops, usually on the big toe, when a corner of the toenail curves down and digs into the skin.

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