PROFOOT Mycosan Fungal Nail

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Mycosan Fungal Nail Treatmentis developed in such a way that it distributes a specific dose of the active substances deep into the nail in the area where the fungus has to be treated effectively. Mycosan Fungal Nail Treatmentforms a layer over the nail which protects the nail against fungi. In this way, healthy nails are protected against fungi and the fungus can be killed. For treatment of fungal nail infection, you should apply Mycosan twice a day for 4 weeks. Improvement can be seen from 2 weeks, you should use the nail files provided to remove infected areas. Following initial treatment, you should use Mycosan once per day until the affected area has grown out. Topical treatments for fungal nail infection are a good place to start if a few of your nails are affected. There are a few types of topical treatment which can be obtained from your local supermarket or by visiting a nearby pharmacy.

of the users during a consumer study saw within 2 weeks an improvement of the nail surface. Related products There’s a good chance you’ll suffer from a fungal nail infection at some point in your life. It affects roughly ¼ of adults at any one time and is caused by a fungus – tiny microorganisms that invade your nails. Fungal nail infections can be simple to treat if caught early, but many people don’t seek treatment until their nail becomes unsightly or embarrassing.

For more effective treatment you can use topical treatments that have active ingredients to fight the fungi, such as Mycosan Fungal Nail. These treatments work deeper into the nail to kill fungus, while protecting your healthy nail. Fungal nail infections commonly start following a fungal skin infection, such as athletes’ foot, spreads to a damaged nail. At first it will appear as a small patch, but if left untreated will spread out to the rest of the nail. Eventually this can spread to other toenails or fingernails, adding to the difficulty in treating the fungal infection. This medicine may not be suitable for you if you have a medical condition or are taking any medications. Fungal nails are caused by a fungus, which belongs to the group of dermatophytes. These fungi have names that usually begin with Trichophyton. Most of the fungal nails are caused by the skin fungus Trichophyton rubrum (70%) or by Trichophyton mentagrophytes (20%). Different fungus, such as the Candida variant, causes the remaining 10%. The fungi feed on ceratine, one of the main substances of your nails.

If you have an infection which is just affecting the surface of your nail, you may be able to treat it using a nail softener cream. These treatments allow you to scrape off the infected part of your nail once it’s soft. However, if the fungus has become embedded or you don’t completely remove it, the infection can recur.Fungal nail infections usually affect your toenails, but you can get them on your fingernails, too. If you are unsure whether you are suffering from fungal nail or nail fungus infection. Always visit your GP for a correct diagnose! Regularly clip your nails (though not too short as this can cause other kinds of infection such as parnonychia) How to Treat Fungal Nail Infection At Home