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Keep Nails Dry - Wear open shoes/sandals as much as possible.
Treat Fungus Early - Get treatment and stick to it. The quicker you treat fungus the easier it will be.
Use Moisture Absorbing Socks - Moist damp areas are the breeding grounds for fungus.
Clean your feet with anti-microbial soap. This will aid you in treating and preventing further fungus.
Wear clean socks and shoes. Fresh socks will prevent a fungus build up and aid in preventing and treating fungus.
Talk to a Podiatrist.
Pictures
Our picture collection includes most of the different types of nail fungus. Use these to help aid you in learning about nail fungus and indentifying if you potentially have nail fungus. Please feel free to submit photos of your own fungal nails and your experience by mailing us.
Identify If You Have Nail Fungus
| Proximal Subungual Fungus |
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| Proximal refers to the positioning of the fungus growth relative to the nail root. |
| White Superficial Fungus |
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| This fungus usually is on the surface of the nail bed. |
| Distal Subungual Onychomycosis |
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| This fungus usually is on the surface of the nail bed. |
| Yellow Nails |
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| A yellowish tint and a thickening of the nails is often a clear sign of a fungus. |
Believe You May Have Fungus?
Hopefully by carefully inspecting the fungal infected nails above you’ve learned a thing or two. So now you might be asking yourself what’s the next step I should take? Very simple…
You need to act at the first sign of symptoms to treat nail fungus easily. Don’t worry though if you have had nail fungus for months and/or years there’s no better time to start treatment than right now. It is never too late to start treatment so that one day soon you will regrow beautiful healthy nails.
TOP 5 NAIL FUNGUS TREATMENTS OF 2012
