Fungal nail infection onychomycosis

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Definition:

Many people develop a fungal nail infection at some point in their life. It’s not usually serious, but can be unpleasant and difficult to treat.

The infection develops slowly and causes the nail to become discoloured, thickened, and distorted.

Toenails are more frequently affected than fingernails.

The medical name for a fungal nail infection is onychomycosis.

Symptom:

Signs and symptoms of a fungal nail infection
Fungal nail infection may not cause any obvious symptoms at first.

As it progresses, the infection can cause:

-discolouration of the nail – it may turn white, black, yellow or green
-thickening and distortion of the nail – it may become an unusual shape or texture and be difficult to trim
-pain or discomfort – particularly when using or placing pressure on the affected toe or finger
-brittle or crumbly nails – pieces may break off and come away completely

Sometimes the skin nearby may also become infected and be itchy and cracked or red and swollen.

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Protocol:

Apply 5-10 drops of the Funky Fungi Blend over the nail, 3 times a day. Combine with Thrive, 2 drops on the nail.

Drink 1 capsule of the Parasite Blend, once a day.

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