At the hospital when my grandson was diagnosed with NDI, the nurses told his mother they could not cut his fingernails or toenails, and I thought this was just for diabetes mellitis patients. Now we are wondering if we should keep a close watch on his fee
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Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus (NDI) does not cause problems with foot infections. If your grandson has NDI and not diabetes mellitus, his toenails can be clipped like any other child.