Table of Contents Understanding the Fungal Reproductive Cycle Fungal life cycle Fungi are eukaryotic living organisms. That is, they are life forms whose cells contain a nucleus. Fungal cells are defined by a cell wall. However, unlike plants, a fungal …
Top 5 Preventative Tips to Avoid a Recurring Nail Fungal InfectionTable of Contents Fungal Nail Infection Risk Factors and Prevalence Nail fungal infection, or onychomycosis, is a common condition. It is also one of the most commonly occurring dermatological disorders, …
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The Worst of the Worst: How Bad Can Nail Fungus Get?Table of Contents Introduction to the Different Types of Nail Fungus Not all nail fungi are the same. There are four major types of nail fungus, each one named after …
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The Science of Nail Fungus Home RemediesTable of Contents Introduction: Nail Fungal Infections Our nails can tell us a lot about our health. As small and as insignificant as it may seem, signs and symptoms of diseases and infections can …
Surgical Treatment of Nail Fungus: An In-Depth LookTable of Contents Why undergo nail surgery? Nail fungus is an infection that usually affects toenails, but it can also infect fingernails. If left untreated, nails can become thick, brittle, with unsightly discoloration …
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Side Effects: Is Your Toenail Fungus Treatment Safe?Table of Contents Introduction – What Is Nail Fungus? There may be more to your yellowish and brittle toenail than you think. Not every toenail looks the same, but if yours is looking …
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Safe Toenail Fungus Treatments for the Elderly Why Toenail Fungus Infection is More Common in Elderly People Although toenail fungus infection can affect people of all ages, those who are 60 years old and above are more likely to suffer …
Safe Nail Fungal Infection Treatment for People with Liver DamageTable of Contents Nail Fungus and Liver Disease The liver is the largest internal organ in the body. Functionally, it is vital to our existence as it is responsible in fighting …
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Nail Fungal Infection in Patients with Chronic Kidney DiseaseTable of Contents What is Chronic Kidney Disease? Chronic kidney disease (CKD), or chronic renal failure, is the gradual loss of kidney function over time. It includes conditions that decrease the kidneys’ …
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Global Nail Fungus Top 3: What Makes a Good Toenail Fungus Product?Table of Contents Introduction to Nail Fungus Treatments Here at the Global Nail Fungus Organization, we believe that the best nail fungus treatments must be able to accomplish three …
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