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A finger nail infection that never goes

2017-09-16 15:12:51
My wife finer nail has got a infection for 2 years now. We went to 3 doctors several visits but no I one could cure it. I do not know where to go and whom to trust. Every doctor makes it 2 or 3 visit and gives lots of medicines but couldn't cure it, last doctor we went did the surgery and recommend us to go to skin doc. Can some doctor please help us to cure it for ever. Thanks
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This is nail onychomycosis, which is fungal infections. It can be treated. Please call me or contact using online consult option for proper examination and treatment advice.

Answered2017-09-17 05:59:20

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U r suffering from fungal infection of nail..do online direct consultation for detailed information and treatment

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