Fungal toenail infections are extremely common, and while they often begin subtly, they rarely stay mild. As the infection progresses, the toenail can become yellow or brown, thickened, brittle, and difficult to trim. Many patients also notice an unpleasant odor as the fungus feeds on keratin in the nail. Although fungal nails may not cause pain at first, advanced infections can make walking uncomfortable, lead to secondary skin issues, and become increasingly difficult to treat. Schedule a consultation with one of our podiatry offices because early evaluation is the key to preventing long term nail damage.
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