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Almost Every Toenail Fungus Treatment Available

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
over-the-counter
Description:
This category describes treatments that are available without a doctors referal and that directly intended to treat nail fungus. These are almost always topical solutions.
Prescription Drugs
prescription
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.
Surgical Proceduressurgical
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 Remedies
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.

 

Over The Counter:

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:

Lamisil (Terbinafine)
Amorolfine
Naftifine
Anidulafungin (Eraxis [Ecalta])
Caspofungin (Cancidas)
Micafungin (Mycamine)
Griseofulvin
Haloprogin
Itraconazole (Sporanox)

 

Folk Individual Alternatives:

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

Nail Fungus Tips

Keep Nails Dry - Wear open shoes/sandals as much as possible.

 

Treat FungusEarly - 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.
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