Has anyone outside there used a successful treatment for nail fungus??

Wedgefield

I understand it is icky, unpleasant and revolting. Preferably a homeopathic solution, however any solution is bigger than none. Thanks for any input.



Fairview

the ace treatment.. is to accumulate your nails trimmed.. dry your digits well after bathing etc.. ie your fingers and toes...and provided you own already started seeing signs of the babyish monster's thing on your nails......direct toe sandals.. etc so that your feet/ nails are exposed to the sun.. as UV ablaze penetrates the nail.. and fries the babyish critters.



Commerce

Treatment of fungal infection of nails ("onychomycosis") consists of topical and systemic methods. Systemic (by mouth): - Fluconazole (Diflucan) One 150-mg dose each week for 9 months - Itraconazole (Sporanox) 200 mg/time for 12 weeks for toenails, 6 weeks for fingernails“Pulse dosing”: 400 mg/time for aboriginal week of each monthFingernails 2–3 pulsesToenails 3–4 pulses - Terbinafine 250 mg/time (12 weeks for toenails, 6 weeks for fingernails) Topical:- Ciclopirox nail lacquer 8% (PENLAC) is approved for gentle to change onychomycosis of the fingers and toes. Each fresh use should be placed over the aged one and all coats removed with alcohol once a week. The government program includes removal of the unattached, infected nails as frequently as once per month. Last of the 48-week treatment period, the cure rate approximates 30%.- A nail clipper with plier handles may be used to remove substantial amounts of adamantine, thick debris. One should include the pointed tip of the instrument as far down as possible between the diseased nail and the nail bed. Sticking thick nail plate can be reduced by sanding or cutting the surface layers with the clippers. Removal of the infected nail may accelerate resolution of the infection.- Painful or acutely infected nails (usually the nail of the aboriginal toe) can be removed by a simple surgical procedure. Hard CASES: Patients with sidewise nail line infection, yellow streaks, and total dystrophic onychomycosis are generally resistant to treatment and may require longer courses of treatment. Some physicians use PENLAC (Ciclopirox nail laquer) with spoken antifungal drugs to add to effectiveness. PREVENTING RECURRENCE: PENLAC applied to the nail and nailfold two to three times each week may prevent recurrence after a direction of spoken antifungal medication. Preventing recurrence of tinea pedis may prevent recurrence of onychomycosis. There is evidence that prolonged use of a topical antifungal agent applied encircling the toes, after clinical response of onychomycosis to an spoken agent, may prevent nail reinfection. Use of a topical antifungal cream for 1 year after clinical cure of onychomycosis has prevented reinfection in the 12-month follow-up period. A weekly use of terbinafine cream in the nail world, between the toes and on the soles would be a reasonable prevention program. Trauma to the tip of nails from tight-fitting shoes may be the single most valuable fact for encouraging hyphae invasion in the region of the hyponychium that leads to distal subungual onychomycosis. Shoes or boots that make a confined, damp, and warm atmosphere aid the adding to of fungal infection. Protect feet in communal showers. Medicated powders applied directly to the toe webs and soles (not poured into shoes) will aid advance a dry world.



Walker

Apparently the alone way is simply to scrape it off then use iodine - gross however all-important!