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please help! nail fungus?

admin — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 08:07:00 +0000

Alayne asked:

I’ve had a nail fungus for over a year now, and it’s driving me crazy! I can’t put on nail polish or grow my nails out because of that one nail! I’ve tried several anti-fungal things, but none of them really seemed to help all that much. is it true that vinegar can help get rid of fungus’s? Are there any other home remedies or essential oils, or any other things that would help, yet at a reasonable price? please please please help I’m so tired of it!
It’s on my hand, not foot =)

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Better off with tea tree oil or vinegar remedy for nail fungus?

admin — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 22:27:08 +0000

Fred R asked:

which will give better results?

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What is the science behind Vinegar curing nail fungus?

admin — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 00:00:07 +0000

?ChocolateDrop? asked:

what chemicals kill the fungus?

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How do I deal with toe nail fungus? Not meds?

admin — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 00:44:21 +0000

David L asked:

How do I deal with toe nail fungus with out taking meds? My understanding is that Lamisil etc. is very bad for you.

Does vinegar work? How about Vicks Vapor rub?

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What kind of vinegar should I buy for nail fungus?

admin — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 08:14:26 +0000

Mango asked:

I am using tea tree oil but i would like to alternate with vinegar but I forgot which kind to get.

Thank you!

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How to cure a nail fungus?

admin — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 02:46:16 +0000

alfeebester asked:

I’ve had this nail fungus for years now and I don’t know how to get rid of it. I started taking Lamisil tabs but they are so expensive ($350/month supply) and my insurance will no longer pay for it. I have heard of using vinegar, tea tree oil and hydrogen peroxide. Has anyone had any success with any of these remedies? Or other ones?

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What are your solutions to get rid of nail fungus?

admin — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 15:46:30 +0000

Mango asked:

I don’t want to take the prescription pill (liver side effects I believe)

I tried tea tree oil, and I thought it was gone… It was gone on one of my toes but then it came back and 4 of my toes got it again. It’s only on one foot!!! who knows why?

Anyway, ANY recipe is welcome… and please mention how long it takes.

THANK YOU!!!!
Tea tree oil does work but it damaged my skin so bad at the end, i had to stop it…
Maybe I should do tea tree oil in the morning and Vinegar at night….

What type of vinegar should I use then?

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do listerine+vinegar and Vicks vaporub really cure nail fungus?

admin — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 22:50:56 +0000

Jizzo asked:

i know someone who has had a problem with foot fungus for many years. shes too young to take lamisil, and shes desperate to remove the fungus. i told her that ive heard that listerine+vinegar and vicks vaporub work, but shes skeptical. do they really work?

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What is the best home remedy for a nail fungus?

admin — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 06:58:28 +0000

?infiniti? asked:

My Nurse Practitioner told me to use vinegar. I is not helping.

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Using Hydrogen Peroxide To Remove Foot Fungus

admin — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 09:23:29 +0000

Hydrogen peroxide is typically used as an antiseptic for minor wounds and scratches but it is also effective as a cure for athlete’s foot fungus. To do this, you will need to combine a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide in a basin of warm water. Soaking your infected toe in this solution will gradually kill the foot fungus. Alternative ways of application is by spraying, washing or applying a few drops on to the infected toenail. However, for people with sensitive skin, this may not be the best solution. It is best to consult with a doctor first to see if this solution will work for you.

Hydrogen Peroxide- a Real Nightmare for Foot Fungus

You may be amazed to hear that hydrogen peroxide cure foot fungus. It is True!!! If you’re suffering from foot fungus, this article will help you a lot to prevent the same. Please, read on.

Generally the home remedies for foot fungus includes hydrogen peroxide for foot fungus, dilute bleach, or soaking the feet in vinegar.

Even though none of the scientific studies confirm this fact, still most of the foot fungus sufferers are keen to use hydrogen peroxide, as it is one of the general home remedies for this suffering. The treatment of foot fungus with hydrogen peroxide can also be called as ozone or oxidative therapy.

Most of us know that hydrogen peroxide is a good old household disinfectant and finds it use to clean scratches and minor cuts. Instantly, it finds it place in killing fungus also. But you should aware that this is more useful for treating athlete’s foot fungus rather than a toenail infection.

Administration of proper amount of hydrogen peroxide as a form of treatment has revealed great promise in the healing of many ailments, including foot fungus.

Mode of Application

Hydrogen peroxide of 3% solution is being used as home remedy for foot fungus. If the concentration exceeds 3%, it is found that it may lead to skin reactions and less safe. Approaches include spraying it on and allowing it too dry, washing onto the affected areas several times daily or soaking in the peroxide- for penetrating an infected toenail.

Mode of Action

Most of the skin specialists know very well about the astonishing effects of the hydrogen peroxide on foot fungus. It is already known that fungus is an anaerobic organism that harbor inside the nail crevices and fissures.

Usually fungi love the dark and wet climate for proliferation. This is the main thing attacked by the hydrogen peroxide. This is called as oxidative therapy. Pouring the hydrogen peroxide forces the ingredient to flood the infected area with enough oxygen to kill this anaerobic organism.

If you can’t take or don’t want pharmaceutical treatment, and if your nail fungus is in primitive stage, you can endeavor hydrogen peroxide.

You should not use 30% hydrogen peroxide and also if you don’t appreciate any improvement, consult your physician for your condition of foot fungus.