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Can a blood clot cause toenail fungus and deformed toenails?
In 2014 i was involved in a head on collision with a semi. I shattered my knee cap so then stitched it all back together. Well I ended up with blood clots behind my knee. Ever since then I have noticed my leg and foot have never been the same color or shape as before the accident. Any ideas?
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It's normal to experience changes after an accident of that magnitude, but this is something that a doctor should be working with you on- did you ever follow up with a physical therapist? Do you see any doctors about this?
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