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Nail infection Successfully Treated by Dr. Anisha

Nail fungus, medically referred to as onychomycosis, is a prevalent condition that can affect all fingernails. While not typically debilitating, it can lead to nail distortion, discoloration, and hinder normal finger movements. Despite not posing a significant health threat, nail fungus can cause discomfort and potentially damage nails by penetrating deeper tissues.

Factors contributing to nail fungus include exposure to detergents or water, frequent manicures, and nail margin injuries. This condition can manifest as either acute or chronic and tends to be overlooked in its initial stages, potentially leading to chronicity or deeper tissue involvement. Initially presenting as subtle color changes, it progresses to noticeable nail distortion over time.

Conventional treatments for nail fungus typically involve oral or topical antifungal medications. Prevention strategies include maintaining good nail hygiene, wearing breathable footwear, and avoiding barefoot walking to mitigate infection risks.

Homeopathy offers a holistic approach to addressing nail fungus, infection, and toenail fungus, though its effectiveness can vary depending on the individual. Consulting with a healthcare professional is advisable to explore suitable treatment options and ensure comprehensive care.

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Foot corn successfully treated by Dr. Anisha

Patient review: She took allopathy and she has done surgery but corn resurfaced. With help of homoeopathic treatment, the corn was addressed without the need of the surgery. She is from hyderabad. Her treatment is going on.

 

Causes

Corns and calluses develop as protective measures against skin damage caused by repetitive pinching, rubbing, or irritation. Common culprits include ill-fitting shoes, whether too tight or too loose, or featuring excessively high heels. Tight socks or stockings, deformed toes, prolonged walking on hard surfaces or downhill, and occupations or hobbies involving consistent pressure on specific areas can also contribute to the formation of calluses.

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