@@fortune04511 I wish I could remember the name of it but I don't. All I know is you need to get a liver test done before you take it I'm sure any foot doctor knows what it is. But I will tell you at 100% cleared it up I've had it for years nothing worked except for this
On the page linked below we have information on what current evidence shows are the best treatments for nail fungus. We include both advantages and disadvantages of all treatments that have some evidence that they might be beneficial. www.footankle.com/toe-conditions/fungal-discolored-toenails/ We hope that this is helpful!
1:10 what if the nail clipping is negative for fungus, twice, but dermatology still says it's fungus based on visual exam and prescribes oral terbinafine? How can 2 different tests, including histology and culture, and KOH prep be negative?
Visual exam is unreliable for diagnosing onychomycosis. A number of nail conditions including trauma to the root of the nail, trauma to the bed of the nail and pressure on the nail itself can all lead to thickeing of the nail. Trust the lab test - not the visual exam.
So basically if you have toenail fungus you have about a 50/50 chance of getting rid of it just so eventually it comes back. So basically you’re most likely stuck with it for life. lol
Well, yes. It's possible that if you are careful at preventative techniques (see link below) you can prevent the return, but we don't have any studies show how effective the techniques are. How to prevent toenail fungus: www.footankle.com/how-to-prevent-toenail-fungus-infection/
Sorry, no evidence of that at all. On the page linked below we have information on what current evidence shows are the best treatments for nail fungus. We include both advantages and disadvantages of all treatments that have some evidence that they might be beneficial. www.footankle.com/toe-conditions/fungal-discolored-toenails/ We hope that this is helpful!
Trauma to the nail matrix, trauma to the nail bed, psoriasis, microtrauma to the nail itself from shoe pressure, decreased circulation and drug induced reactions are a few of the other causes of thick toenails. On the page linked below we have information on how to test the nail and what current evidence shows are the best treatments for nail fungus. We include both advantages and disadvantages of all treatments that have some evidence that they might be beneficial. www.footankle.com/toe-conditions/fungal-discolored-toenails/
Well, since you asked.....on the page linked below is very detailed information on what current evidence shows are the best treatments for nail fungus. We include both advantages and disadvantages of all treatments that have some evidence that they might be beneficial. www.footankle.com/toe-conditions/fungal-discolored-toenails/
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The only thing that got rid of my toe fungus and I tried several very expensive topicals was medication. It completely cleared it up
What medication did you take? If you don’t mind sharing.
@@fortune04511 I wish I could remember the name of it but I don't. All I know is you need to get a liver test done before you take it I'm sure any foot doctor knows what it is. But I will tell you at 100% cleared it up I've had it for years nothing worked except for this
What are the Best Treatments for #FungalToenails ?
First things first- remove all sugar/carbs from diet, file nail regularly, use tea tree oil once or twice a day(avoid skin), walking and sunlight!!!
On the page linked below we have information on what current evidence shows are the best treatments for nail fungus. We include both advantages and disadvantages of all treatments that have some evidence that they might be beneficial.
www.footankle.com/toe-conditions/fungal-discolored-toenails/
We hope that this is helpful!
Thank you for sharing this video with me.
My pleasure
1:10 what if the nail clipping is negative for fungus, twice, but dermatology still says it's fungus based on visual exam and prescribes oral terbinafine? How can 2 different tests, including histology and culture, and KOH prep be negative?
Visual exam is unreliable for diagnosing onychomycosis. A number of nail conditions including trauma to the root of the nail, trauma to the bed of the nail and pressure on the nail itself can all lead to thickeing of the nail. Trust the lab test - not the visual exam.
Very useful. I will try for funcas in my toe nail
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Ty sir
What's Metanail like sounds too good ti be true.
So basically if you have toenail fungus you have about a 50/50 chance of getting rid of it just so eventually it comes back. So basically you’re most likely stuck with it for life. lol
Well, yes. It's possible that if you are careful at preventative techniques (see link below) you can prevent the return, but we don't have any studies show how effective the techniques are.
How to prevent toenail fungus: www.footankle.com/how-to-prevent-toenail-fungus-infection/
Daily Drops of Tea tree olí kills it in one week 🤙🏼
Sorry, no evidence of that at all.
On the page linked below we have information on what current evidence shows are the best treatments for nail fungus. We include both advantages and disadvantages of all treatments that have some evidence that they might be beneficial.
www.footankle.com/toe-conditions/fungal-discolored-toenails/
We hope that this is helpful!
One week,not a chance when it takes 6 months for it to grow out ONCE you get rid of it which takes at least 6 months
guess it depends for what kind.. I did for months and never worked
Well wait, if its not fungus what else can it be?
Trauma to the nail matrix, trauma to the nail bed, psoriasis, microtrauma to the nail itself from shoe pressure, decreased circulation and drug induced reactions are a few of the other causes of thick toenails.
On the page linked below we have information on how to test the nail and what current evidence shows are the best treatments for nail fungus. We include both advantages and disadvantages of all treatments that have some evidence that they might be beneficial.
www.footankle.com/toe-conditions/fungal-discolored-toenails/
Yeast, mold, bacteria or virus
Bleach
It’s fungus.
WHAT???
Well, since you asked.....on the page linked below is very detailed information on what current evidence shows are the best treatments for nail fungus. We include both advantages and disadvantages of all treatments that have some evidence that they might be beneficial.
www.footankle.com/toe-conditions/fungal-discolored-toenails/