Nail Fungus

Nail Fungus

Symptoms of Nail Fungus

Executive Summary about Nail Fungus by Paul Steel

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The first symptom that will be seen when a person has nail fungus is a small white or yellow spot on one nail. As the nail grows so will this spot on the nail. The best way one can tell if they have nail fungus infection is if they notice that there is something growing under that nail that is white, yellow or brown.

If left untreated, the nails could start lifting from the nail bed which is likely to cause some pain and discomfort. Some types of nail fungus may even cause some small lesions or swelling around the nail. Although some nail fungus may not be treatable with topical creams, most will. Funginix can be useful in treating nail fungus as it will treat the fungus and prevent it from returning if applied to the affected area for six months.

Nail Fungal Infection - The Hidden Embarrassment

Executive Summary about Nail Fungus by FJ Philbrick

Toenail fungal infection, brittle, thick and/or discolored nails is a type of nail infection that is experienced by a large population of people. Fingernail and toenail fungus is caused by a family of dermatophytes, which are comprised of three types of fungi that are common causes of skin disease and athletes foot. The nail infection is a stubborn condition, making many people wonder how they will treat and successfully cure this problem. By the time the nail discoloration appears the infection is already well established.

Treatments:

There are essentially four approaches to treatment. The good old standby homeopathic series of treatments which are comprised of ingredients found in food stores to include health food stores. Some folks take a pharmacological approach by seeking out over the counter topical remedies as well as a doctor's prescription. A treatment of last resort is surgical removal of the affected nails. The treatment with the highest success rate appears to be the laser treatment.