Fingernail Fungus

Fingernail Fungus

Executive Summary about Fingernail Fungus by Audrey Lynn

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The symptoms are usually thickening or softening of the nails, it might also cause discoloration. Often times, this fingernail fungus can be a very difficult condition to manage and can also cause some serious damage to the person's fingernails which could eventually lead to nail loss.

Other things that might worsen the infection include acrylic nails and nail polish that trap moisture within the nails. Is fingernails fungus contagious? Even the simple sharing of a nail file can help spread the infection so as a precaution, do not share nail files. So, how does one treat nail fungus? Keep in mind that your nails can say a lot about your current health condition. Healthy nails are often signs of a healthy well being.

Natural Treatment For Fingernail Fungus

Executive Summary about Fingernail Fungus by Pauline Downie

Although, in very severe cases a natural fingernail fungus treatment will not work. Keep your fingernails cut short at all times, and never put nail polish on to cover the fungus up. Allow your nails to breathe, keep your fingernails clean and dry. On sunny days, hold them up to the sun, the sun is a perfect natural fingernail fungus treatment.

White vinegar is a popular method for treating fungus, soak your infected fingernails in white vinegar for about 20-30 min daily. Vinegar is acidic making it very difficult for the fungus to survive. Soaking in vinegar is one of the most successful fingernail fungus cures. Chop up or mash a couple of garlic cloves and rub into your infected fingernails. Some people have had great success with natural nail fungus cures, and some have not.