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Comment on Nail Fungus Sufferers: What Works and What Doesn’t? by Tim

Tim — Fri, 11 Oct 2019 09:38:12 +0000

Hi ,
I had tried everything for years to get rid of Toenail fungus , straight Tea Tree oil ( never tried with DMSO) over the counter mixtures…everything! What worked for me was a testimonial I found on the internet, Unfortunately I cant find the link and credit)
I used 6 parts of iodine tincture to 4 parts of 99.9% pure DMSO (and also a 7 part iodine to 3 part DMSO mixture)
Applied 2x daily to affected nails with an eye dropper.
I could tell that it was getting in under and through the nails as the affected skin and nail was lightly iodine colored.
As the new nail began to grow through and nail bed healed, it did not stain or absorb the iodine DMSO in the same way.
I did this for 6 months.
My nails are totally clear of what was a chronic issue and growing back perfectly with absolutly no signs of any fungus.

Comment on Which Treatments Work For Nail Fungus Infections? by Dr. Jacob Moss, M.D

Dr. Jacob Moss, M.D — Fri, 20 Sep 2019 07:43:08 +0000

People can treat fungal infections of the toenail with medication, but sometimes this can cause side effects.

Comment on Which Treatments Work For Nail Fungus Infections? by EmoniNail

EmoniNail — Fri, 20 Sep 2019 06:39:11 +0000

Nail removal. If other treatments don’t work, or you’re in a lot of pain, your doctor may want to remove the infected nail.

Comment on Oral Lamisil Warning – Read This Detailed Overview To See if It’s Worth the Risk by Betsy Young Joseph

Betsy Young Joseph — Sun, 31 Mar 2019 03:33:16 +0000

After only 3 days of taking oral Lamisil, I started breaking out in a rash on my toes that progressed to hives that started popping up in several spots. I have been battling chronic hives for over 2 months now. It has been horrible and , even after taking Prednisone for 2 months, I’m still breaking out. Prednisone is a nightmare all on its own!! I would advise everyone to never take this sinister drug. I see no relief in sight, and everyday is torture with the endless itching.

Comment on Ciclopirox Penlac Nail Lacquer Reviews by Barbara Evans

Barbara Evans — Thu, 21 Feb 2019 13:51:54 +0000

I got a fugus on my fingernails from a nail salon. I had it for 3 years & tried numerous over the counter products. A year ago I finally had my doctor send me to a dermatologist. She prescribed Ciclopirox Topical 8% along with Jublia (efinaconazole). I have been using both daily for almost a year. All of my nails are completely healed except for the fourth one on my right hand. I will have to go back to the dermatologist to get more prescriptions to continue treating that one finger, but I highly recommend these treatments. It does take a long time, but they do work. I will never go to another nail salon (it is NOT worth it).

Comment on Ciclopirox Penlac Nail Lacquer Reviews by Melinda Dominguez

Melinda Dominguez — Thu, 17 May 2018 02:40:36 +0000

How do I get this anti fungus nail polish?

Comment on A Laser Treatment Guide for Nail Fungus by Tootes

Tootes — Wed, 11 Apr 2018 20:48:57 +0000

Very painful. Cost $100.00, but almost pain that I could not stop. Pinched as hard as I could on my upper leg. May cancel next treatment due at April.
HELP!

Comment on Ciclopirox Penlac Nail Lacquer Reviews by Ann S

Ann S — Fri, 30 Mar 2018 13:32:39 +0000

I am an RN with additional professional certification (CFCN). Part of my job in our busy wound care clinic is to VERY CAREFULLY trim and care for the thickened toenails in our very severe diabetic and vasculaly impaired patients.
I just felt the need to remind readers here that it is very important to use extreme caution in trimming and sanding diabetic and others that may have poor blood flow to your feet (which is probably the majority of older people). A damaged cuticle or sanding into the nail bed could cause an infection that is not able to heal due to poor blood flow (caused by the diabetes or the poor blood flow alone).
I find our medical system so frustrating because, unless you are diabetic, it is often impossible to have the trimming done by qualified professionals. Even if you qualify, there are not many podiatrists or health professionals willing to do this very important job as there is such poor reimbursement. Our clinic actually loses money with each nail trim we do, as the amount of reimbursement is so poor it does not cover our licensed staff and clinic fees. We do it only in the most extreme cases when a nick in our pts cuticle/nailed could lead to amputation.
Sorry to be so long winded. Just please proceed with caution when thinking of using a Dremmel or other instrument. If you are very healthy and are a “good healer” I say go for it, but if older, not so good eyesight and doing it yourself, or have diabetes or see a heart doctor for anything – please ask your doctor if he or she feels this is safe for you to do. It could lead to serious problems and even loss off toes or foot!
Ok off my soapbox …. Cuz I care about you all. Thanks for reading.

Comment on Nail Fungus Sufferers: What Works and What Doesn’t? by kathy

kathy — Sun, 18 Mar 2018 17:54:02 +0000

I would say whatever you do (tea tree, zeta clear, whatever) that for sure – mix it with dmso cream, like one of the testimonials mentioned. that’s bc dmso is a carrier, and it will take whatever you mix into it, and help bring it deeper into the tissue. it also oxygenates the tissue, making it more healthy.

Comment on Dr. Pauls Piggy Paste Review – Does this work to clear up Nail Fungus? by Bea Taylor

Bea Taylor — Sat, 10 Feb 2018 15:43:24 +0000

Where can I buy piggy paste