
About infection
- Endocrine diseases that reduce immunity;
- Immune system disorders, including HIV infection;
- obesity;
- profuse sweating;
- The shoes are not suitable for the season, and closed shoes are worn for a long time;
- Neglect of personal hygiene;
- local factors;
- Specific working conditions.
- skin;
- nail plate;
- internal organs;
- joint.
signs of emergence
- Increased skin itching;
- Slight swelling of the tissue surrounding the affected area;
- Nail plate quality changes - discoloration, deformation;
- chipped nails;
- Thickening of nail plate and subungual tissue;
- rough skin on fingers and toes;
- Cracks form between toes;
- Nails dislodged from the bed on the side of the board;
- Keratinization of nail plate cuticle;
- Nail deformation, nail plate appears brown;
- Gradually get out of bed.
Fungal disease treatment

If the causative agent is not diagnosed, then the treatment of mycoses can be delayed for a long time and turn into acute and chronic forms, the treatment of which is effective only with the use of systemic antifungals on the basis of diagnosis.
- Symptoms of severe fungal disease appear;
- Addiction to the drugs used, rendering treatment ineffective;
- Damage to nearby tissues - skin, adjacent nails;
- Autoinfection leads to fingernail infection and intestinal flora imbalance;
- Decreased body defenses;
- Accompanied by the occurrence of skin diseases;
- Treatment is with systemic drugs that have toxic effects on the liver, kidneys, and gastrointestinal tract.
family therapy

- Soap or detergent to soften fabrics;
- Oils used for antiseptic treatment, disinfection of affected areas of skin, nail plates;
- Solutions of acids and compounds for use in therapeutic baths;
- Applied pharmaceutical preparations.
- Aqueous solution of laundry soap.
- A solution of water and 9% table vinegar.
- Manganese aqueous solution.
- ammonia solution.
- Tea tree oil.
- Lactic acid.
- Glycolic acid.
- Boric acid is used for onychomycosis.
- Ammonium persulfate.
- Potassium dichromate.
- ammonia.
- bleaching powder.
- formaldehyde.
- Hydride.
- Diagnose disease correctly.
- Proper selection of medications, taking into account age, individual characteristics and contraindications.
- Accurately implement recommendations and product application according to instructions.
ethnoscience

- Use a bath to soften the nail plate.
- Topically apply products with antiseptic properties.
- Apply an active agent with fungistatic effect to the affected area.
- Applications of active substances.
folk recipes
soap and water solution

- For a bath that softens nail plates and rough foot skin, use regular 72% laundry soap dissolved in boiling water.
- Place the foot in a basin with the solution at a tolerable temperature and leave it there for 15-20 minutes.
- After surgery, an abrasive file is used to remove the cuticles from the nail plate and remove the cuticles from the skin from the feet. This will allow for better absorption of the active substance of the subsequently used antifungal agent.
lactic acid

- Lactic acid can be used for this purpose, but before immersing the feet in a solution of acid and water, the feet must be steamed in plain hot water for 10-15 minutes.
- The lactic acid is then diluted with water in a ratio of 10 g of 40% acid to 0. 5 liters. water.
- Do not leave your foot in the solution for more than 5 minutes, and it is recommended to apply the solution to your elbow to test for sensitivity before use.
- If there are cracks or other wounds between fingers, it is not recommended to use acid or limit it to 2-3 minutes.
vinegar solution

- Solutions should be used based on individual sensitivities.
- Before the use of medicinal antiseptics, acid baths were used for the treatment and antiseptic treatment of toenail fungus through folk remedies and medicinal remedies.
ammonia solution

- It is recommended to use it during the initial stages of fungus appearance, otherwise it can be classified as antiseptic treatment.
- Ammonia is used to treat fungal diseases in the form of a treatment of the affected area, the nails must be steamed and the cuticles removed.
- The entire affected area and adjacent nails are treated with ammonia.
oil

- disinfect;
- get well;
- Eliminate bacteria and fungi.
- Folk remedies using oil treat onychomycosis mainly on the skin.
- Its use is of great help in skin cracks between fingers caused by fungi and relieves itching in periungual folds.
- Can be used directly on nails.
Glycolic acid and boric acid

- Typically, a 2-5% acid solution is used and applied to the steamed nail plate.
- Acids have an effective bactericidal effect; they are used as peeling agents, that is, they destroy the top layer of the nail's dermis or cuticle.
- Care should be taken when applying to avoid burning nearby tissue.
manganese

sulfite aldehyde

- Fungi;
- bacteria;
- lice;
- ticking sound.
- Apply to the steamed nails for 1 minute. It is recommended to wrap it with a gauze bandage and protect the foot skin with Vaseline.
- Repeat the process 3 times after 3 days.
bleaching powder

- Dissolve 50 g of lime in 1 liter of water. Add water, mix well and lower your legs for 2 minutes.
- We then soaked the feet in water and soda for 15 minutes.
- We repeated this procedure twice a week.
- After using this product, treat skin and nail tissue with essential oils.
formaldehyde

- Apply its pure form to nails for 1 minute and wash off with running water.
- After treating nail fungus with formaldehyde, you need to apply soft products to the nails - creams, oils.
- Apply formaldehyde 3-5 times, once a week.