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Different Types Of Nail Fungus Treatment. As an otoplasty (nail surgical) patient, I know what it takes to get rid of recurring fungal toenail infection. In my case, I tried a prescription antifungal medication. This worked for a short time but then it returned with new types of infection. This article will cover toenail fungal infection prevention and treatment. It will also discuss safety and effectiveness factors. A person can get keratin, which is the main building block of the nail, and develop a toenail (or fingernail) fungal infection. This organically produced protein attracts a variety of microorganisms, including dermatophytes, yeasts, and others, which then feed on the keratin and ultimately cause thickening, discoloration, distortion and thickening of the nail. Once a toenail and fingernail fungus has developed, the nail will no more look natural or feel natural. This infection can also be very painful. There are many options for treating toe nail fungus. These include non-surgical, invasive, surgical, local and fungal toenail (fungal) fusions. The best treatment for toenail fungal infection depends on how severe the condition is, where it is located, and what the individual's comfort level with that particular treatment. The available options include oral medication and prescription toenail rolling devices. Topical toenail Fusions (topical), homeopathic, herbal and holistic natural toenail remedies. Injection therapies are also available. Some treatments are more expensive than others, while some are relatively simple and non-invasive. Some people require multiple treatments. Topical antifungal medications come in many forms, such as lotions, sprays, pens, suppositories, and gels. It is recommended to begin with topical antifungal medications such as Vicks VapoRub (or Listerine) mouthwash. These products penetrate to the nail, break down the fungal infection, kill it, and prevent it from coming back. Topical antifungals are not only effective for toenail fungus, but also for nail fungal infections on fingers and palms. Penlac (Cantharis), Diflucan, and Cantharis (oral) antifungal drugs include Penlac, Cantharis, Diflucan, and Cantharis. Penlac and Diflucan are available orally. You can also apply Penlac to the affected nails with a nail file or finger nail clipper. Penlac and Cantharis may be used to treat serious fungal infections. Onychomycosis occurs when fungi attack the keratin within the nailbed. The fungi invade the nails from underneath and grow there, creating a distorted nail shape and brittle nails. As the infection spreads, it can also expose the nail to infection and further trauma. Onychomycosis is a combination of nail disorders and fungal infections. Nail disorders are very painful and can cause considerable pain throughout the day. Nail injuries could also cause fingernail, or toenail, damage. Dermatophytes can cause nail disorders that are more common then other dermatophyte caused conditions. Dermatophytes grow below the surface of the nail and feed by extracting nutrients from keratin. There are many species of dermatophytes that can cause nail disorders. These fungi produce mycotoxins, which can cause severe tissue and nail damage. Additionally, dermatophytes have been known to cause other opportunistic illnesses such as athlete’s foot, mold contamination and nail biting. Patients with weakened immune systems, such as people who have HIV/AIDS or are undergoing chemotherapy, are more susceptible to fungal infections of the fingernails and toes. Nail trauma can lead to dermatophytic infections. Dermatophytes produce toxins that attack the skin and nail, causing inflammation and pain. These pathogens thrive in moist, dark environments. These pathogens can also thrive in athletic shoes, causing athlete’s foot.
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