Unsightly fungal toenails causing discomfort and embarrassment? You need simple, straightforward information on causes, prevention, and treatment options. Browse Foot and Ankle Center of Lake City's regularly-updated fungal toenails blog here.
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Can Black Fungus Infect My Toenails? You may have wondered if black fungus can infect your toenails. Learn more about what black fungus is, who is at risk, and what black toenails mean. -
Give Yourself the Gift of Beautiful Nails for Valentine's Day Our office uses a combination of four methods to effectively treat fungal toenails. Learn more. -
10 Ways to Prevent Toenail Fungus Preventing trauma to your nails and nine other precautions can help you avoid fungal toenails. -
Will My Feet Be in Trouble If I Wear Plastic Shoes? Plastic shoes can cause a variety of foot problems. Learn more. -
Never Ignore a Black Toenail While a black toenail is usually caused by nail trauma it could be a sign of a fungal infection or a melanoma. Get it checked out by a podiatrist to be sure. -
10 Hacks for Avoiding Toenail Fungus in a Nail Salon Nail salons can be a hot bed for fungus. Learn how to avoid getting a toenail fungus infection. -
7 Hacks to Prevent Toenail Fungus in Runners Runners are at greater risk for developing toenail fungus. Learn seven ways to prevent yourself from getting it. -
How to Treat Fungal Nails with Topicals When treating fungal toenails with topicals it's important to follow specific guidelines for better success. -
How to Get Rid of Your Husbands Ugly, Fungal Toenails Trying to convince your husband to get rid of his ugly, fungal toenails can be exasperating. Here are some tips to help change his mind. -
How to Get Rid of Your Zombie Looking Toenails Don't put up with Zombie looing, fungal toenails. Learn how our office kills the fungus here. -
Your Daily Coffee Fix May Increase Risk for Toenail Fungus Caffeine can increase sweating in your feet and sweaty feet can increase risk of toenail fungus. Learn how to reduce your risk for this unsightly condition. -
What Does Athlete's Foot Have to Do with Toenail Fungus? Athlete's foot is often present in people with toenail fungus and vice versa. Learn how to control both of these conditions.