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Dr.
Hilary L. Reich Board Certified Dermatologist |
Dr.
Sue DeCotiis Internal Medicine & Skin Care |
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Make an appointment with your doctor if your nails looks discolored, abnormally thick, if you have swelling on the skin surrounding the nail, or you have a nail which appears to have separated from the nail bed. Only your physician can make the proper diagnosis and treatment regimen. Since treating nail fungus can take some time - up to six months - be patient! Follow the advice of your doctor and, most importantly, stick with the treatment regimen. PreventionThose who become infected vary by occupation. Generally, people who work or play where their hands are continually exposed to moisture are at greater risk. Also, if you have a relative who had it, you are more likely to get it, as are those with certain types of immune diseases. |
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