Black nail is common.
Fortunately, there is a simple little trick to make a black nail disappear.
Whew...
...because when you're sporty, or clumsy (you bump into furniture and doors), you can often have them.
Don't worry, it's quite easy to cure a black toenail.
And it's not painful. Here is a simple and effective remedy to cure a black nail. Watch:
If the hematoma is already there, here's what to do:
1. Take a clean needle or paper clip if you are in the office.
2. If possible, heat it with a lighter or a match.
3. Drill 1 or 2 holes in your fingernail to drain the blood.
4. Re-drill if necessary.
There you go, there is no more blood under your nail and therefore no more black nails :-)
And that's all there is to it.
Don't worry, it doesn't hurt. The evacuation of the blood can still be done a few days after the piercing.
In the meantime, wear bandages. It is possible that the nail peels off a little, it's nothing.
For athletes and professions where you work standing up (cooks, nurses, etc.) the advice is to buy shoes one size larger.
Unless it seems too big to you. Because, in this case, the foot that is too free can also slide forward and hit the basketball again.
Lace up your shoes, making the first two turns in front of a double knot. This prevents your foot from moving back and forth in the shoe.
