Fungus of the Toenail

Toenail Fungus

The Symptoms and Treatment Toenail Fungus

Executive Summary about Fungus of the Toenail by Art Fedrohr

A type of nail infection called fingernail fungus affects nail roots and is hardly identified at its early state. But it has been known that a toenail fungus affects more people compared to fingernail fungus. The most common symptom for fingernail fungus is the change in nail color. Normally, nails attached to the skin are pinkish while nails not attached to the skin are white.

There are numerous symptoms for nail fungus. Fingernail discoloration is the most common fingernail fungus symptom. The nails may turn yellow, purple, black, brown, etc. Some people use oils like teat tree oil, Lavender oil, olive oil to treat fingernail fungus because they contain antifungal properties. This procedure for treating fingernail fungus needs a doctor's approval.

Listerine Toenail Fungus Treatment

Executive Summary about Fungus of the Toenail by David Bloom

 

You've heard of the mouthwash, but have you heard of the Listerine toenail fungus treatment? It seems that a lot of people are soaking their fungal toenail infections in a basin of Listerine and getting good results. Don't stop using Listerine for toenail fungus until the entire nail is new and looks healthy and normal.

Many people find that when it comes to treating nail fungus Listerine and vinegar combined offer even faster results. Fungi do not do well in an acid environment, so adding vinegar to Listerine may give your home remedy a little extra punch, combining the acidic vinegar with whatever is in the Listerine (presumably the disinfectant) that kills the fungal infection. There's no guarantee that the Listerine toenail fungus treatment will work for you.