Learn why some fungal toenails don't improve with topical treatments, common reasons for treatment failure, and how podiatrists address these stubborn infections.
When Should You See a Podiatrist for a Toenail Problem?
The Challenges of Treating Fungal Toenails: A Podiatrist's Perspective
Toenail Troubles: How Diabetes Increases Susceptibility to Fungal Infections
Diabetes is a complex chronic condition that affects various aspects of an individual's health, including the feet. One common issue that people with diabetes often face is a higher susceptibility to fungal nail infections, medically known as onychomycosis. Fungal infections in the nails cannot only be painful and unsightly but can potentially lead to more severe foot complications if left untreated. Read on why diabetics are more prone to fungal nail infections and what treatment options are available.
Why are my Toenails Falling Off?!?!
Setting Realistic Goals for Treating Fungal Nails: A Step-by-Step Guide
Fungal nail infections, also known as onychomycosis, are a common and persistent condition that can cause discomfort and embarrassment. As a podiatrist, my goal is to help you navigate the journey of treating fungal nails effectively and setting realistic expectations for the process. It's important to understand that treating fungal nails requires time, patience, and a proactive approach. Learn from Lighthouse Foot & Ankle Center about the steps involved in achieving clearer nails and the key aspects of setting achievable goals.
