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Why is my Toenail Discolored? Should I Worry and What Can I Do? Toenail discoloration is a common concern for many patients, and the most common complaint is yellow discoloration. The yellow discoloration can present itself in different forms. The nail itself may be discolored on the end of the nail or the entire nail….

athlete's foot fungus treatment

Tinea pedis, more commonly known as athletes’ foot, is caused by fungus. It is one of the most common skin conditions of the foot and can be very infuriating. It can present with severe itching, burning or stinging sensations. This same fungus can also cause jock itch or ringworm. The affected areas include the bottom…

nail fungus treatment

What Is Nail Fungus? As a podiatrist,  I have heard nail fungus described in many different ways, and none of them are nice:  Gross, icky, thick, brittle, deformed, disfigured, discolored nails are one of the most common foot issues that we see. In most cases, it is caused by a fungal infection of the nails. Studies have…

fungal nail treatment podiatrist

What Is Toenail Fungus? As a podiatrist,  I have heard toenail fungus described in many different ways, and none of them are nice.  Gross, icky, thick, brittle, deformed, disfigured, discolored nails are one of the most common foot issues that we see. In most cases, this is caused by a fungal infection of the toenails….

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