It is never good to agitate any wound, infected or not, therefore, I would avoid doing this. However, if it is wet, or has pus, a gentle squeeze might encourage it all to come out.
If you have a toe infection you should talk to your doctor...
An infection known as osteomyelitis can eat away at the bone of the dog. It can be contracted through the toe or any other part of the body. This occurs when the infection enters through an open wound.
Broken toes are usually very minor injuries and there are usually very few complications. If you break your toe and leave it untreated, it usually cannot cause infection throughout your entire body. However, open or compound toe fractures have the potential to cause infection because there is a break in the skin and the bone is exposed. Open toe fractures must be treated to prevent infection and can only be treated by a physician using antibiotics and surgery. If you have an open toe fracture or are worried about the possibility of infection, you need to see a physician as soon as possible.
I think that is an infection called ganggreen
There are many ways to draw out an infection, from a bite wound. A person can squeeze the infected area, and push it out, they can use peroxide, or rubbing alcohol.
Firstly, you should see your GP/family doctor, who (given your medical history) should prescribe you oral antibiotics to combat the infection. They may also give you a peroxide solution to soak the toe in, until the infection has cleared.In the meantime, make sure there is no bits of toenail actively digging into your toe, exacerbating the infection. Gently file any rough edges of the nail which may be digging into your toe. Also, keep soaking the toe in saline water (500ml warm water, as hot as you can tolerate, with 2 tsp salt) as frequently as you can. This should aid healing.
have doc check for diabetes
0.o...never. You might wanna check to see if that is a gangrene infection. But it could just be a bruise from stubbing your toe. See a doctor ASAP.
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No I didn't. But if this is how you ask a question then it is generally recommended that you go to the doctor to have him/her look at it. Chances are you have an infection under the toe nail or just in your toe. Leaving this kind of injury to "heal on it's own" might seem possible, but such an infection could lead to blood poisoning. This was the same case for Jack Daniel, the famous Tennessee whiskey distiller. Legend is he kicked his safe in frustration one day, got an infection in his toe which gave him blood poisoning, which ultimately lead to his death in 1911.
you have falling arches
no no