Description

caused by fungi, yeast or bacteria. These infections can affect nails and more generally toenails. If not treated, a nail infection may be frustrated, thick to the nail, and even the nail may be different from the bed. Sign of a nail infection: Malaise (yellow, white, brown or black) Nails thick Nail -bangle Bad smell The stone splashes under the nail Pain or discomfort Mushroom infections are the most common types, often warm, humid environment such as wardrobes, public pools and shoes on sweat. Treatment options for nail infection Treating a nail infection requires patience, as infected nails can take several months to grow and a new, healthy nails emerge. The treatment method depends on the type and severity of the infection. 1. Solution of over-the-counter (OTC) For very mild cases of fungal infection, some mushroom -related cream or lacquer can be effective. These products contain materials such as terbinafin or clotrimazole. However, their efficiency may be limited as they have difficulty entering the hard nail plate to reach the infection. 2. Brochure medication A dermatologist or podiatist can write more powerful treatment for a nail infection. Oral mushroom -related medication: This is often the most effective treatment for fungal nail infections. Medicines such as terbinafin (lamisil) and itraconazole are taken for months. They work by helping to grow a new, healthy nail from the nail bed, and gradually replace the infected part. Regular monitoring with blood tests may be necessary to check the liver function.