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Archive for the ‘Onychomycosis’ Category
Monday, April 29th, 2013
The potential side effects of oral medication toenail fungus treatment products are the primary reason why many people choose not to use them. Although it has been said that these types of treatments are more effective on severe, deeply entrenched infections that some other treatment options, the idea that a product can be dangerous to use makes people nervous, and rightfully so. This post is just a short listing of some of those side effects and what type of people are a greater risk depending on previous medical conditions.
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Posted in Good Nail Care Habits, Onychomycosis, Oral Medications, Toenail Fungus Treatments
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Wednesday, April 10th, 2013
 The best way to fight a case of toenail fungus is to begin applying a nail fungus treatment as soon as you detect the infection. The longer you wait to start treatment, the more time it give the dermatophytes (fungal agents that cause nail fungus) to dig in, multiply and spread. However, a person needs to understand what the primary symptoms of nail fungus are in order to detect the infection in its earliest stages. So, the remainder of this post is a list of common symptoms that indicate the presence of a nail fungus infection.
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Tags:avoid toenail fungus, nail fungus infections, prevent nail fungus, toenail fungus symptoms
Posted in Good Nail Care Habits, Nail Fungus Symptoms, Onychomycosis, Preventing Nail Fungus
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Friday, January 25th, 2013
The answer is immediately! Once a nail fungus infection is discovered, everyday that it is allowed to go untreated is simply extending the amount of time you will need to eliminate it. If you detect an infection, find yourself a reputable nail fungus treatment and start the process. Fungi are live things that grow and multiply at great speed we the conditions are right. And living in a warm, protected and damp area underneath the nail beds of your toes is ideal for those little monsters! Small nail fungus infections are not nearly as difficult to treat as severe nail fungus conditions. Once the fungal agents have really dug in and gotten a grip on one or more toenails, you will never know how long it will take to fully kill the infection. Standard treatment times range from 4 weeks to a full year and beyond and the more severe the infection, the longer the treatment time.
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Tags:nail fungus, nail fungus infections, toenail fungus symptoms, toenail fungus treatment
Posted in Good Nail Care Habits, Onychomycosis, Toenail Fungus Treatments, Topical Treatments
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Sunday, December 2nd, 2012
Dermatophytes are fungi that can cause infections of the skin, hair, and nails due to their ability to utilize keratin. Once detected, it is critical to start using a toenail fungus treatment in order to minimize the severity of any infection. The organisms colonize the keratin tissues and inflammation is caused by host response to metabolic by-products. These infections are known as ringworm or tinea, in association with the infected body part. Occasionally the organisms do invade the subcutaneous tissues, resulting in kerion development.
The organisms are transmitted by either direct contact with infected host (human or animal) or by direct or indirect contact with infected exfoliated skin or hair in combs, hair brushes, clothing, furniture, theatre seats, caps, bed linens, towels, hotel rugs, and locker room floors.
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Tags:avoid toenail fungus, prevent nail fungus, toenail fungus symptoms, what causes toenail fungus
Posted in Causes of Nail Fungus, Nail Fungus Symptoms, Onychomycosis, Preventing Nail Fungus
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Monday, November 26th, 2012
This is another tactic in the elimination of nail fungus infections that medical professionals are still unsure about. However, let’s point out a few general facts regarding nail fungus cases and whether it’s possible that removing a nail is a real way to cure toenail fungus. How to know which treatment to use often depends on the stage of the infection and other factors. If there is only a white patch on the nail, a strong, effective topical nail fungus treatment should cure the infection. If there is nail thickening, brittleness, separation and inflammation, topical solutions are still effective but there may need to be an oral supplement of some kind to increase the medicinal dosage. The usual discoloration of the toenail is a yellowish brown hue. If there are other organisms causing the change in the toenail, the discoloration may take on a dark green to black appearance. Black toenail can also be caused by trauma, autoimmune disorders, and melanoma. If the infected nail is in this advanced condition, it is very important to consult a medical professional to determine the proper course of action. It is obviously very important to arrive at the right diagnosis before treatment or sufferers will simply be wasting their time and money.
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Tags:avoid toenail fungus, nail fungus infections, toenail fungus symptoms, what causes toenail fungus
Posted in Causes of Nail Fungus, Nail Fungus Symptoms, Onychomycosis, Toenail Fungus Treatments
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