Be mindful and don't share toenail fungus with others. In North America, around 10% of the population have toenail fungus - the condition is more common in older people, such that it is estimated twenty percent of people over sixty and fifty percent of those over seventy have fungal nail infection according to UC Berkeley. [...]
Nail fungus vs bacteria have many differences. Although we are always surrounded by various kinds of fungi, bacteria, and other microorganisms no matter how clean we are, not everyone has his/her toes infected - this is because their immune system prevents those microorganisms from overgrowth on your toes. However, when your immune defense becomes weaker, [...]
Toenail fungus spreads within families. Your own family members can be the ones infecting you. Furthermore, according to WebMD, studies confirm that toenail fungus does spread among families. How does it spread? By using molecular biology techniques, researchers in one of the studies observed the expansion of the microorganisms called dermatophytes. As a result, it [...]
Prevent reinfection of toenail fungus by taking care of your nails. When you get nail fungus, it is very important to get medical treatment to keep them from spreading to other nails or to other people. However, even if you treat your nail fungus, it could easily come back if you don't change your lifestyle [...]
