Onychomycosis, right on time when we talk about summer, shows up to ruin the party, cure it? Methods that work quickly and pay off bellezza at our feet.
In the medical field, onychomycosis refers to a disease of the nail plate.
It is a form of onychoia resulting from the action of ogenic fungi (mainly Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton mentagrophytes).
Fortunately, in recent years the products that can help us in the treatment of onychomycosis have made great progressgantand, there are many and all effective.
Their action consists in penetrating the nail plate and blocking the fungi that cause the nail to flake, promoting the regrowth of a healthy nail that is not affected byonychomycosis.
Due to the very nature of “ology”, healing is actually slow, as one is cured, at least from an aesthetic point of view, only when the nail has completely grown back, therefore the best possible cure foronychomycosis is to intervene promptly when we notice that our nails are affected.
A good primary care physician can easily diagnose it and give us the right treatment right away. By following the doctor's advice to the letter, we can stop theonychomycosis in its tracks within a couple of weeks and hope the damage isn't so severe that we lose the nail. In fact, it's the leading cause of total nail loss.
In reality, the fungi that trigger it are blocked immediately with medication. It is the damage that is difficult to repair due to the intrinsic characteristics of the nail, which does not tend to heal without growing back. This is precisely why timely intervention stops onychomycosisonychomycosis the damage has not yet spread to the entire nail and consequently the aesthetic damage is certainly more limited.
So at the first hint of a problem, immediately get a good medical examination and possible pharmacological intervention. From personal experience, promoting healing means not using nail polish, the nail must grow naturally and not forced or stressed by nail polish.
So if we don't want to give up a summer with perfect nails, the real trick is prevention.