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Nail fungus type infection , only on each big toe ?

Discussion in 'Ask your questions here' started by raz, Feb 26, 2024.

  1. raz

    raz New Member


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    Hi all , so my daughter is turning 18 soon and she has this nail fungus going on , it has been treated before , but it hangs around it seems. The foot doctor now prescribed 2 creams along with using some tea tree oil to soften the nail. This is prescribed for six month's , otherwise he says he could remove the nails , or there is some really strong stuff they can try , but it's really hard on the liver they say. The odd thing is that it is only on each big toe at this time, i mean is there a reason it would be only on just the big toe on each foot ? I could understand it spreading to nearby nails , but how does it jump across from big toe to big toe only? In other words , what is it about the big toes , that's different from the others? Could this be a clue of how this started or where it came from? Could it be genetic? thanks for any help
     
  2. Craig Payne

    Craig Payne Super Moderator

    Probably because the big toes are bigger. The nails have a greater surface area so they are more likely to be affected.
     
  3. Melly

    Melly Guest

    Toe nail fungus is a bummer especially if you love heels like i do, tried pronail complex it kinda worked as well https://vaultofglamour.com/
     
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