You Feeling Well?

If you’re washing your feet in the shower and you spot a touch of black, then it may be a toe nail fungus infection. Don’t panic. You’ve caught it early, so fortunately, it should be quite easy to deal with. At later stages, it gets tricky and you may have to talk to your doctor to take care of it, but in the earliest stages, there are plenty of toe nail fungus cure treatments you can safely and effectively apply at home without your doctor’s input.

Below you’ll find five of the best, most effective methods of dealing with toe nail fungus. Give them all a try and you should be able to kill that fungus before it really begins to develop.

Use a Blow Dryer

The main thing to fighting foot fungus is to keep your toe nails dry as the Sahara desert. So after every shower, after swimming, or after a long day at work sweating in your socks, plug the hair dryer in and get blowing. Get under all of your toenails, really dry them all out. Fungus thrives on moisture, so no matter what other method you hope to try, make sure that you use the blow dryer, too. Medication and treatments have come a long way, but getting your hands dirty with a practical solution remains one of the most effective methods of treating fungus.

Vick’s

Believe it or not, Vick’s Vapor Rub is great at killing toe nail fungus. What you want to do is dry out your feet and then apply this stuff to your toes every morning before you put your socks on. It takes a little while, and it’s kind of gloopy, but it does the job. The chemicals in Vick’s Vapor Rub have been proven to be capable of taking out fungus and prohibiting it from growing further. There are, of course, medicines and ointments specifically designed for toe nail fungus, but that takes a shopping trip to pick up. If you have Vick’s in your house, apply it the second you spot an early sign of infection.

Foot Bath

Soak your feet in warm water for twenty minutes once a week, and then clip the toenails. You’ll be surprised to see that you’re losing more of your toenails than you’d thought you would. It’s gross, but it’s necessary. If you leave dead nails there, you’re only telling the fungus that it’s okay to keep hanging around. Destroy their home and flush them out by clipping your nails at least once a week.

Vinegar

Not too much vinegar. It helps to keep your PH levels down in your feet, which will prohibit the further growth of the toe nail fungus and eventually kill the fungus altogether. Sure it leaves your feet smelling like hobo wine, but it’s a great way to get the job done. This will require three to six months of religious application every single day, so it’s slow, but it works, it kills the infection.

Ventilation

Keep your feet exposed to fresh air as much as you possibly can. Wear sandals, go barefoot, do whatever you have to do to keep them aired out. Point a room fan at your toes if you need to. Fungus thrives on moisture. Keep your feet dry, and the infection won’t stick around for too long. Whatever other method you use, make sure you couple it with this one.

Nobody likes having to deal with toe nail fungus, but if you catch it early, and if you know how to handle it, you can avoid lengthy trips to the doctor and expensive medication. Take care of your feet, keep them clean, dry and sanitary. Get them aired out, and do whatever you have to do if you get a toe nail infection.

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