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Fungal Nail Infection
A fungal nail infection (onychomycosis) leads to nails turning thick, discolored (yellow, white, or brown), and brittle or crumbly. It is frequently contracted by walking barefoot in damp communal areas or spreading from a skin condition like athlete’s foot.
Nails change color to yellow, white, or brown
Nails become thick or difficult to trim
Edges turn brittle, ragged, or crumbly
The nail may separate or lift from the underlying skin bed
Maintain clean and dry hands and feet
Wear footwear or sandals in public showers and swimming pools
Trim nails straight across while keeping them short
Avoid sharing clippers, socks, or footwear
Over-the-counter or prescription topical medicated nail lacquers and creams
Prescription oral antifungal tablets provided by a healthcare professional
Professional trimming or surgical removal of the infected nail in severe cases
Fungal nail infections can take time to clear completely, as the nail needs to grow out fully during treatment.
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