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Oral antifungal medications are the most effective option for treating long-standing toenail fungal infections
(avulsion) or other procedural treatments for are reserved for a minority of cases: chiefly when the nail is painful, non‑growing or severely dystrophic, when systemic or topical antifungals have fail...
thrive in warm, moist environments and are both common and often recurrent; careful daily foot hygiene, moisture control, targeted use of over‑the‑counter antifungals, and environmental cleaning cut t...
Topical antifungals are safer because they have limited systemic absorption and few drug interactions, but they are generally less effective—especially for nail (onychomycosis) and deep or extensive i...