I have a sore toe!

It looks like the nail may be ingrown.

When people start chemotherapy, they are often surprised by the effects chemotherapy drugs can have on their nails and toenails. My nails have become brittle, dry, discolored, develop lines and ridges, and may even fall off. This is true for both fingernails and toenails.
Nail damage is a common side of chemotherapy drugs.

Infections are a complication of ingrown toenails. The area surrounding the toes is a warm moist environment in which germs thrive. Infections are especially concerning for people with medical conditions that increase their risk for infection including those receiving chemotherapy. Infections can lead to abscesses that require surgery. If untreated, infections can spread to the rest of the body. Anyone with a suspected infection should contact his or her doctor immediately.

I'm off to the doctors... geeshhhhhh

more later