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Nail infection .

2016-09-15 20:12:16
I have nail infection which is growing continuesly after taking medicine also.please help me on this
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Recurrent nail infection means your nail might have been growing in your skin (ingrown nail).. do u cut your nails too short??

Answered2016-09-16 14:23:37

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Nail infection could be either fungal or bacterial infection or both. A proper photograph is necessary for the diagnosis
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Answered2016-09-16 06:45:57

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Greetings. Nail infection can be prolonged and resistant to certain anti fungals. Please see a qualified dermatologist. The nail fungal infection may need confirmation with nail clippings. Sometimes nail dystrophy due to other causes may mimic fungal infection. If it's a fungal infection for sure, you may need upto six months of treatment. Further queries may be sent on follow up messaging. Warm regards

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