Nail Fungus

If you've been affected by nail fungus (also called onychomycosis), you already understand how difficult it is to treat the symptoms and to manage it effectively. Nail fungus is not usually painful, but can be unsightly and can spread from one finger or toe to another if not managed properly.

This site is a simple, straight forward information area to help you understand what nail fungus is, and how to treat the symptoms effectively and naturally.

Toe Nail Fungus

The most common nail fungus is toe nail fungus, simply becaues the conditions on your feet are much more conducive to fungus growth. Fungus grows in dark humid areas, so wearing socks or shoes that do not ventilate your feet properly can be a perfect environment for fungus to grow. Its also easy for the fungus to spread if you perspire heavily between your toes.

Finger Nail Fungus

Although not as common, finger nail fungus still affects millions in North America alone. Although the fingers are not usually in humid dark environments (except perhaps if you wear work gloves, etc), they are constantly in contact with surfaces that have toughed by other individuals. If you have a nail injury, or low circulation and you touch an object where another nail fungus sufferer has already touched, you hvae a chance of catching that nail fungus and having it grow and spread on your heands.

Nail Fungus Symptoms

The first symptoms of nail fungus is usually a small white dot under the nail. As the fungus grows, more symptoms appear. See our nail fungus symptoms section for more information.

Nail Fungus Home Remedies

There are many over the counter and prescription fungicides available that can help you manage your nail fungus. Some are more effective than others. Many have shown poor results in clinical trials, and almost all of them contain chemicals that can be harmful to you or your children. LEarn how to manage nail fungus naturally with out nail fungus home remedies section.