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Nail fungus, also medically known as onychomycosis, is a chronic = fungal infection of the fingernails and/or toenails by dermatophytes, also = known as ringworm, yeasts and molds, leading to gradual destruction of the = nail plate. It is more likely to affect toenails, particularly the first to= enail, than fingernails, according to the National Institutes of Health (NI= H). About half of the population is affected with nail fungus by the time t= hey reach 70 years of age, said Dr. Raza Aly, professor emeritus of dermato= logy at the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center. Symptom= s An infected nail often will have unsightly white/yellow or orange/brown p= atches or streaks. It can also turn thicker, crumbly, ragged or dull, accor= ding to the Mayo Clinic. In some cases the nail will emit a slightly foul o= dor and it may separate from the nail bed, a process known as onycholysis. = Nail Fungus: Symptoms and Treatment Nail fungal infections affect about hal= f of people over the age of 70. Nail fungus, also medically known as onycho= mycosis, is a chronic fungal infection of the fingernails and/or toenails b= y dermatophytes, also known as ringworm, yeasts and molds, leading to gradu= al destruction of the nail plate. It is more likely to affect toenails, par= ticularly the first toenail, than fingernails, according to the National In= stitutes of Health (NIH). About half of the population is affected with nai= l fungus by the time they reach 70 years of age, said Dr. Raza Aly, profess= or emeritus of dermatology at the University of California, San Francisco M= edical Center. Symptoms An infected nail often will have unsightly white/ye= llow or orange/brown patches or streaks. It can also turn thicker, crumbly,= ragged or dull, according to the Mayo Clinic. In some cases the nail will = emit a slightly foul odor and it may separate from the nail bed, a process = known as onycholysis.

"More commonly, people don't like the wa= y it looks," said Dr. Bernard Cohen, professor of pediatrics and derma= tology at Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Baltimore, Maryland. "But= the nails can become friable, they break up and fall off." An infecte= d nail can also thicken, making it difficult to clip, and cause discomfort = if it catches on clothes, for instance. Nail fungus typically begins with a= fungal infection of the skin, such as athlete's foot. Once the skin is tre= ated, however, the nails may act as a reservoir for reinfection that can sp= read the fungus to other parts of the body or to other people, Cohen told L= ive Science. In some cases, people may have a genetic susceptibility to nai= l fungus, reported a 1996 study in the Journal of the American Academy of D= ermatology. Diagnosis & tests Although half of all nail disorders can b= e categorized as onychomycosis, it is not always possible to identify the d= isease accurately by just looking at the symptoms, according to a treatment= guideline commissioned for the British Association of Dermatologists. Othe= r conditions, such as psoriasis, can result in similar nail abnormalities a= s well. Once the above symptoms are observed, lab tests consist of microsco= py to visualize fungal elements and a mycological culture to help identify = the species of microbes involved will provide a more definitive diagnosis. = Since onychomycosis is primarily a disease of the nail bed rather than of t= he nail plate, skin debris and samples taken from the spot closest to the i= nfection is likely to yield the best results, according to the British guid= elines. Treatment & medication Onychomycosis is not self-healing and ma= y be a source of more widespread fungal lesions on the skin, or vice versa.= Both topical and oral treatments are available.

"Oral antifun= gal therapy is preferred because of its ability to penetrate the nail bed a= nd nail plate and thus sustain effectiveness," Aly said. However, beca= use oral medication includes side effects such as potential liver damage, d= octors and patients typically prefer topical creams, even though they are t= ypically less effective because of poor penetration into the nail, he added= Oral antifungal medications such as terbinafine (commonly marketed under = the trade name Lamisil), itraconazole (Sporanox) and fluconazole (Diflucan = or Trican) encourage the growth of new, non-infected nail, while slowly cyc= ling out the infected portion of the nail, according to the Mayo Clinic. Th= e medication is usually taken for six to 12 weeks, but a toenail may take u= p to 78 weeks to grow fully, and preventative measures should be taken duri= ng that gap to avoid recurrent infection. The U.S. Food and Drug Administra= tion (FDA) approved two new treatments in 2014. Efinaconazole (Jublia) is a= topical cream that targets mild to moderate cases of onychomycosis, Aly sa= id. About 17 percent of people taking it daily for a year had a complete cu= re rate, meaning that there was no fungus left on the nail and the nail loo= ked normal, reported a 2013 study in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology. T= he second treatment, tavaborole (Kerydin), is also a topical cream that has= a similar complete cure rate after a year of use, Aly said. Both of these = new topical medications are more effective than the FDA-approved nail lacqu= er Penlac, which has a complete cure rate of about 5 percent to 8 percent, = he said.
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