If you get nail fungus, more typically on the toenails than the fingernails, you could have yellow or brown nails, or nails that lift up from the nail bed. Or these nails can split or crumble. Without treatment, nail fungus can deteriorate and make it painful to wear shoes. Fungal nail infections are transmittable, so it’s vital to take precautions to reduce your risk of getting an infection.
Here are the following tips to prevent nail fungus:
Nail fungus is better prevented than treated. If you caught it early, nail fungus may clear away with an over-the-counter antifungal cream, lotion, gel or lacquer. However, most fungal nail infections need prescription antifungal medications. Laser treatments may also be used.
-Medical Observer
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