[Guest]

I have tiny little bumbs along the side of my big toe and the nail is slightly discolored and ridged. I was wondering if this was Athlete's Foot or something else. IF you could help me diagnose it that would be greatly appreciated

Grace

[Guest]

It is probably athlete's foot and onychomycosis. You can read about both of these under the conditions section of podiatrychannel.com/
[quote] I have tiny little bumbs along the side of my big toe and the nail is slightly discolored and ridged. I was wondering if this was Athlete's Foot or something else... [/quote]

[Guest]

I also have a case of Onychomycosis. I am currently taking Lamosil for the next 3 months in hope it will cure it. However I have seen two creams advertised on the web to treat it. What are your thoughts on N-onyx by Xenna (www.xenna.com) or the cream put out by Waldon research (www.funguscream.com) Part of the reason I ask is my girlfriend has just started to develop on her big toe so I am assuming this is contagious. Thanks in advance.
[quote] It is probably athlete's foot and onychomycosis. You can read about both of these under the conditions section of podiatrychannel... [/quote]

[Guest]

They have not been medically tested and are not approved by the FDA to my knowledge. Lamisil and sporanox are the two used by most health professionals.
[quote] I also have a case of Onychomycosis. I am currently taking Lamosil for the next 3 months in hope it will cure it... [/quote]

[seo joy]

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