Since it is not an urgent problem, you can try a number of remedies until you find what works for you. First step, ideally, is to ask your family physician. There are inexpensive and effective medicines that will do the trick.
Otherwise, you can try the over-the-counter remedies. Lamasil is one brand name that has been suggested. It does appear to help in many instances. It works far, far better than almost any herbal you can buy, and costs less.
If you have a mild case, you might try a vinegar foot soak.
Get a basin large enough to allow you to comletely cover your toes with warm water. That'll require about three quarts of warm water. Add 1/4 cup of ordinary vinegar to the water and then put your bare feet in it and let 'em soak for 15 minutes. When the time's up, rinse off the vinegar solution, wash your feet with mild soap and water and dry them thoroughly. Put on clean, dry socks. Do this twice a day for a week, and always make sure you're wearing clean, dry socks. If after a week you don't experience improvement, see your doctor. If you do see improvement, it may well be due to the soap and water and dry socks as much as to the vinegar solution.Is there any natural cure for fungus nails?
Health food store ask for colloidal silver get strongest dilute with distilled water soak nails in that.
I think so, I always see that commercial for lamisil on television...ask your doctor.
Yup! Right before you turn in for the night, apply grapefruit seed extract to the nails and then moisten with DMSO. (Make sure your feet are CLEAN and dry first!). Then wrap with Saran wrap and slip on some white sox overnight. It's just as fast, (or slow!), as the leading drugs out there with no toxicity!
(You can do the same thing without Saran wrap and sox, but you have to leave your feet exposed to the air for at least 20 minutes before you can touch them with anything because the DMSO is a solvent and will suck the color right out of any fabric!!!)
P.S. You can only get DMSO online! And make sure, if you buy some, that it's pharmaceutical or food grade!
Australian Tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) has worked for some friends of mine. Also there is over the counter Lamisil too. Good luck
I Think tea tree oil works for this go to sally beauty supply it smells kinda funny but works and its all natural
Lamicil. Try lemon if it is finger nail if you are not sure if it is fungal. Cut lemon into half and insert the finger into the lemon and keep it for a while.
Yes, there are two that I know. Tea Tree oil full strength applied with a Qtip morning and night. Also, Vicks Vaporub applied at night and then covered with a Bandaid. Be patient. It can take 6 months or more but they work!
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