10 Causes of Ingrown Toenails

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Cause #8: Physical Activities

Our bodies are well adapted to resisting the daily wear and tear we put them under. Aside from the occasional bump or bruise, they stand up well to the job. Sometimes, though, we can expose our bodies to activities that they are not adapted for and this can lead to problems.

Athletes, in particular, are likely to put their bodies under stress that they would not normally experience. This can include activities such as continually kicking balls and this can have the effect of pushing the toenails into the soft tissues of the toes. Some sportswear might also encourage toenails to begin growing inwards.

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