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Pathogens that cause nail fungus in= fection usually enter the skin through tiny cuts or small separations betwe= en the nail and nail bed. The fungi grow when the nail provides a suitably = warm and moist environment. What are the symptoms of nail fungus infections= ? Nails that are infected with fungus typically are thickened, brittle, cru= mbly, ragged, distorted, dull, and darker or yellowish in color. A patient = may also experience onycholysis, where infected nails separate from the nai= l bed. Sometimes, nail fungal infections result in pain in the toes or fing= ertips, and they may even emit a slight foul odor. Another symptom associat= ed with nail fungus infections are fungus-free skin lesions called dermatop= hytids. These may be rashes or itchiness in an area of the body that is not= infected with the fungus - much like an allergic reaction. How are nail fu= ngus infections diagnosed? In order to diagnose nail fungus infections, a d= octor will usually examine debris that is scraped from underneath the nail.= The nail scrapings will be used in tests such as a potassium hydroxide (KO= H) smear or a fungal culture. The KOH test can be quickly performed, while = the fungal culture can take weeks. Physicians must be careful when diagnosi= ng fungal infections of the nail because several other conditions can resul= t in similar symptoms. These include psoriasis, lichen planus, contact derm= atitis, trauma, nail bed tumor, eczema, and yellow nail syndrome. What nail= fungus treatments are there? Treating nail fungus infections can be a long= and expensive process. There are oral antifungal medications, topical oint= ments, and alternative therapies. Over-the-counter creams and ointments are= available, but they have not proved very effective. Oral medications for n= ail fungus infection include Itraconazole (Sporanox), Fluconazole (Diflucan= ), and Terbinafine (Lamisil), which typically take up to four months before= fully replacing the infected nail with uninfected nail. Topical nail fungu= s treatments include antifungal lacquer or nail polish such as ciclopirox (= Penlac) in addition to other creams. Use of topical remedies can clear nail= fungal infections, but often does not completely cure the infection. In so= me extreme cases, a physician will opt to remove the entire nail.

Al= ternative medicines used to treat nail fungal infections include Australian= tea tree oil and grapefruit seed extract. However, there is no scientific = evidence supporting the use of these products. How can nail fungus infectio= ns be prevented? Preventing nail fungus infections requires proper hand and= foot hygiene. Some suggestions include: Keeping nails short, dry, and clea= n Wearing socks that breathe, usually synthetic Using antifungal sprays or = powders Wearing rubber gloves to avoid overexposure to water Refraining fro= m picking or biting nails Wearing shoes or sandals in public places and poo= ls Ensuring that your manicure or pedicure salon properly sterilizes tools = Stopping use of nail polish and artificial nails Washing hands after touchi= ng infected nails Avoiding sharing shoes and socks. Fungal infections of th= e nail can be difficult to treat. As a previous Ask Well column noted, plen= ty of remedies exist, but none are certain. And the one considered most eff= ective, the drug Lamisil, is associated with rare cases of liver damage. So= it is no surprise that some people would consider covering up their feet a= nd turning a blind eye to the problem. Most healthy young adults who ignore= it will probably not notice any immediate issues. But over time, as the fu= ngus progresses from the tip of the nail toward the cuticle, it can make th= e nail thick, discolored and brittle, and pain and inflammation become more= likely. In about one out of two dozen cases, the fungus migrates to other = parts of the body, like the hands, back and legs, said Dr. Boni E. Elewski,= a professor of dermatology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham who = specializes in nail disorders. Older people or those taking medications tha= t weaken the immune system, like chemotherapy drugs and corticosteroids, ar= e particularly susceptible.
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