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Different Types Of Nail Fungus Treatment What is toenail fungus? Toenail fungal infection refers to a superficial fungal infection underneath the nail, which will cause the nail to turn yellowish or brown and eventually thicken. Without treatment, the infection could spread to neighboring toenails. Most commercially available treatments for toenail fungus offer only limited relief. They can also require multiple applications over a long time. Toenail fungus laser therapy has a proven track record. Wearing tight shoes and socks can increase the risk of nail infections. Toenail fungal infection can begin as white or yellowish to develop into a disfiguring yellowed, brownish or unattractive fingernail. To look out early for signs of infection are thickening of nails, discoloration, thickening nail bed, crumbling nail plate and thickened under skin. These symptoms can range from mild to severe and should be addressed immediately by a professional. Prescription medications may be beneficial for some people but can also have serious side effects. You might want to tell your doctor about side effects of prescription medications for nail fungus. Prescription medication can be costly and not all people will be able to afford them. Is there another way to treat nail fungus without exposing yourself to potentially harmful side effects? There are many alternatives to nail fungus treatment. You should start by looking for an at-home solution. For instance, you can use a simple vinegar solution to help whiten your toenails. This home remedy works by using vinegar. It actually kills the infection via a chemical reaction with your skin. An oral medication can also be prescribed by your doctor for toenail fungal disease. There are also several over-the-counter topical treatments for nail fungus treatment. These products are faster than prescription drugs and have a longer shelf life. However, because these treatments are readily available over-the-counter, there is no need to seek medical care from a doctor or take time away from work to receive treatment. Be aware that even over-the–counter treatments can have serious side effects. Tea tree oil can have serious side effects if consumed. The other option for treating toenail fungi is to go to your local pharmacist and buy antifungal pills. Again, while these products can be purchased without a doctor's prescription, they can also carry some serious side effects. First, it was found that long-term use of antifungal medication can lead to liver damage. In addition, antifungal pills can have a marked effect on the effectiveness of other types of treatments, including some types of surgery. Homeopathic treatment is another option for treating toenail fungal infection. Homeopathic treatment has fewer side effects than prescription medications and may work slower. One of the most common homeopathic ingredients for treatment is Berberis Vulgaris, which is considered to be effective against athlete's foot and other fungal infections of the toenails in general. It can take several months for homeopathic treatment to show results, but it is possible to still see some benefits if it is done properly. Surgery is the last option in treating onychomycosis. There is a higher risk of infection after surgery. These risks are minimal. Although it can be administered via a variety injections, oral medication is the most popular. You should consider the type of infection and your likelihood of recovering from it before you make a decision about having surgery.
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