H-Nail Fungus Formula

There Are 4 Different Types of Fungal Nail Infections:

• Distal subungual onychomycosis is the most common, affecting the tip of the nail, the nail bed as well as beneath the nail plate. The discolored nail plate may become thickened, rough and begin to pull apart from the nail bed. The color of the nail may become yellow and darker than a healthy toenail.
• White superficial onychomycosis is the second most common type with its white patches on the surface of the nail. These patches can spread. Mold can be one of the culprits in causing this form of nail fungus. The colors of the patches are typically milky white but can also be yellow or brown. In many cases the nail may also become brittle and deformed.
• Candida onychomycosis is caused by the fungus candida albicans when a candida overgrowth occurs. It affects the nail on the nail plate and the nails can become smelly and painful if left untreated. It can be a serious condition for those with weakened immune systems.
• Lateral subungual onychomycosis is very rare in healthy people. The fungus generally starts near the cuticle or root of the nail

What Causes Toenail Fungus?

An infection of nail fungus occurs when fungi (micorscopic organisms) infect one or more of your fingernails or toenails. This may begin as a white or yellow spot under the tip of your nail and then as the fungus spreads more deeply, lead to a yellow, brown or dark discoloration, thickening of the nails and even the development of crumbling edges. Sometimes the nail can be completely destroyed.

Fungal infections of the nail affect up to 3% of the population with men more often affected than women and usually later in life, after the age of 40. A nail fungus infection is more common in toenails than fingernails. Visit your medical professional for an accurate diagnosis.

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