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Nail Fungus Treatment at Nail Salon Nail fungus infection is the most prevalent fungal infection that affects humans. It usually affects the toenails, causing significant discomfort and embarrassment. A fungus known as dermatophytes is most commonly responsible. It attacks the nail's growth and causes severe discomfort. Canada offers a range of over-the–counter and prescription remedies for nail fungus. Prescription medications, oral antifungal products, and sometimes therapeutic surgery are all common options for treating nail fungus infection in Canada. Toenail fungal growth should disappear within two to four week in most cases. If it does not, you will need a long term course of oral medication to eliminate it permanently. Your doctor might suggest topical or other remedies. In rare cases, home treatment may be possible for your toenail-fungal infection. The immune system has been compromised, and nail fungal infections can often be caused by a breakdown. Certain things, such as overuse of the hands, prolonged exposure to the sun or warm water, or excessive foot sweating can damage the toenail and create an ideal environment for an infection to take hold. The most common signs are thickened toenails and a yellowish color to the toenails. There may not be any visible symptoms in some cases. The infected person may, however, experience pain when using the toe. Only prescription or over-the-counter antifungal medication are available. They are designed to treat nail fungus infection by eliminating fungal microorganisms that are resistant to normal treatment. These medications can be administered in a variety of ways depending on the type and severity of the condition. Topical medication can often be applied directly to the affected areas and provide immediate relief. A three-day supply of topical medications is sufficient for most mild to severe infections. Oral medications are usually prescribed by a doctor or dermatologist. These medications help to restore the body's ability to fight off infection. These medications are effective for moderate to severe nail fungus infections. However, patients with weak immune systems or those who are taking medication for another disease should consult their primary care physician before they start any prescriptions for topical or oral medication. Prescription medications can have serious side effects that could be life-threatening if they are not used properly. You can file away or remove the toenail. You can file the nail manually or with an Emery board or nail filing machine. Filing will damage the nail and make it more susceptible to infection. Filing can spread fungus to surrounding nails. Nail file manufacturers recommend that files used are diamond tipped. This prevents damage to surrounding nails during filing. If none the above options work, your physician might prescribe an oral antifungal drug called an "antifungal agent". Topical antifungal agents such as nystatin are available without a doctor's prescription and come in several forms including gels, creams and pills. Prescription antifungal agents are used to treat fungal nails infections. However, some can cause serious allergic reactions. Antifungals may be applied externally and can cause severe reactions. They are not recommended for pregnant women or those who are suffering from liver or kidney disease. Many nail salons offer the option to remove infected nails at-home. The majority of salons offering this service use natural ingredients. Patients do not have to worry about possible side effects. Some salons offer both home treatments and in-office visits with a medical professional. Reputable salons are best to avoid infection. To help prevent spreading the fungus to your nails, always wash your hands thoroughly after you have treated any type of infection. It is better to call your doctor if you have concerns about a fungal infection than to attempt to self-medicate.
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