Fungal Toenail Treatment

Toenails infected with nail fungus appear thicker than normal with discoloration below the toenail. Nail fungus may first appear as small white or yellow spots under the tip of the toenail.

As the toenail become increasingly infected the nail may thicken and discolor as well as develop cracked or crumbling edges. Infected nails can separate from the toe causing pain.

If left untreated the infection could spread to adjacent toes and become painful, hindering mobility.

Symptoms of Toenail Fungus (Nail Fungus, Toe Fungus):

Common symptoms of Fungal Nail or Nail Fungus include:

• A thickening and hardening of the toenail.• Brittle, crumbly or ragged edge to the

toenail.• Distorted nail shape.• Yellowing or discoloration of the

toenail.• Foul odor coming from toenail.

Treatment of Fungal Nails (Nail Fungus, Toe Fungus):

• Options for treatment may vary based on the length of time and the severity of toe nail infection at the time of diagnosis.

• While treatment will vary from person to person, toenail fungus is commonly treated by antifungal medication, which will stimulate new nail growth to replace the infected toe nail, topical medications or antifungal lacquer to lessen the infected area.

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•RNV Podiatry 6300 West Parker Road MOB 2 Suite 425 Plano, TX 75093.

•Office: 214-385-8822•Fax: 877-713-4299

Website: http://www.rnvpodiatry.com/