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Here you'll discover all about the different types of treatment that exist and have existed throughout the ages to treat nail fungus. Some are clearly more effective than others while some may not work at all! If its been used to treat nail fungus its listed here.
There are four main categories we've broken these treatments down into; over the counter (otc), prescription drugs, surgicial procedures, and folk remedies.
Over The Counter:
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Description: This category describes treatments that are available without a doctors referal and that are directly intended to treat nail fungus. These are almost always topical solutions. |
Editor's Choice: Fungisil
Pedi-Cure FungaSoap Mycocide NS Barielle Fungus RX Nail Tek OPI Fungus Fix Saprox Deggurcide Nail Rx Zetaclear
OTC For Athletes Foot and Ringworm:
Mentax (Butenafine) Tinactin (Tolnaftate) Clotrimazole (Canesten Cream)
Prescription Drugs:
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Description: This category focuses on treatments that are only available through a doctor's prescription. You'll find a good mix between oral medications and topical solutions. |
Lamisil (Terbinafine) Amorolfine Naftifine Anidulafungin (Eraxis [Ecalta]) Caspofungin (Cancidas) Micafungin (Mycamine) Griseofulvin Haloprogin Itraconazole (Sporanox)
Surgical Procedures:
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Description: This category presents an overview of the different types of surgical procedures your podiatrist may use to treat your nail fungus. Use this section as an overview when talking with your doctor about treatment options. |
Folk Individual Alternatives:
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Description: This category provides anecdotal folk / eastern remedies that may have been used for hundreds of years to treat fungus around the world. Usually only recommended as a supplemental treatment to other regimen. |
Allicin Tea Tree Oil Citronella Oil Iodine Listerine Olive Leaf Orange Oil Palmarosa Oil Patchouli Manuka Oil Lemon Myrtle Neem Seed Oil Coconut Oil Zinc Selenium Jojoba Oil Cinnamon Essential Oil Rosemary Oil Milk Apple Cidar Vinegar White Vinegar Vicks Vapor Rub
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