How to deal with overgrown quick of the nails?
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Hello,
I have had to trim on the black part or nail portion before. Are you able to see where the
vein ends on the nail portion? If so, you can trim it to the area just below the vein so that
you don't draw too much blood. If you do decide to trim up a bit, be sure you have some
corn starch or ointment, to help stop the bleeding.
Are you planning on using clippers?
Tracie
I have had to trim on the black part or nail portion before. Are you able to see where the
vein ends on the nail portion? If so, you can trim it to the area just below the vein so that
you don't draw too much blood. If you do decide to trim up a bit, be sure you have some
corn starch or ointment, to help stop the bleeding.
Are you planning on using clippers?
Tracie
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