If fingernails or toenails turn yellow to light brown and thicken, it likely indicates a nail fungus. It's not a pleasant ...

That persistent nail fungus that has resisted conventional treatments might finally meet its match in an unexpected place – your kitchen spice rack. Garlic, the pungent bulb that has flavored ...

Most cases of black toenails aren’t serious, but often require treatment. If you have pain, swelling, or inflammation that’s ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Cutting Edge Foot and Ankle Clinic has introduced a new treatment for onychomycosis, more commonly known as toenail fungus. The clinic now offers the FDA-cleared PinPointe FootLaser ...

Medically reviewed by Katlein Franca, MD Toenail fungus, or onychomycosis, is a nail infection that can make your toenails thicker, change color, or break apart. It affects about one in 10 people and ...

Learn about toenail fungus types, symptoms, and prevention methods. Discover what nail changes reveal about your health and immune system.

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Pedicures, though generally considered safe, can be dangerous when done incorrectly. From cuts and fungal infections to even life-threatening conditions like sepsis or HIV, poor hygiene and bad ...

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Avoid these 7 skin hygiene mistakes that can trigger stubborn fungal infections. A top dermatologist shares expert tips on ...

As Korea enters its monsoon season, health experts are urging the public to stay vigilant against infections such as skin diseases and food poisoning, both of which thrive in hot and humid ...

Feet, particularly the spaces between toes, are a breeding ground for bacteria and fungi. Thanks to socks, shoes, and sweaty soles, they spend most of the day in a warm, humid environment that’s ...