What to do if you have mild onychomycosis

Onychomycosis is a skin disease caused by fungal infection that often damages fingernails or toenails. When onychomycosis occurs, it is necessary to receive regular treatment in a timely manner. If the symptoms are relatively mild, it must be taken seriously. If good treatment is not paid attention to, the symptoms may worsen. Mild onychomycosis can be treated with some tips in life, such as rice vinegar. Of course, if the symptoms are severe, you must go to a regular hospital for treatment.

What to do if you have mild onychomycosis

Tools/Raw Materials

1. Prepare an appropriate amount of vinegar. Pour an appropriate amount of vinegar into water and mix it, then soak your feet. The acetic acid in the vinegar is weakly acidic and has a bactericidal effect. The amount of vinegar must be controlled. Use the minimum amount and the right amount to achieve the purpose. Too much is as bad as too little.

2. Boil a kettle of water.

3. Prepare a foot bath. Add an appropriate amount of vinegar to the foot bath water. The amount of vinegar must be controlled. Use the minimum amount and the right amount to achieve the purpose. Too much is as bad as too little.

4. Prepare an appropriate amount of eye drops. Eye drops have anti-inflammatory and bactericidal effects. Apply an appropriate amount of eye drops to the uncomfortable area of ​​the nail.

5. Prepare medical cotton swabs. After soaking your feet, use a cotton swab to apply the eye drops to the uncomfortable area above your nail. Prepare a breathable, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial Band-Aid and wrap the affected area. Change Band-Aids frequently. Do not get water on the affected area of ​​your nails.

Precautions

This experience only has a relieving effect on very mild symptoms of nail discomfort, that is, very mild symptoms of nail discomfort that have not yet constituted a disease or danger; if you suffer from onychomycosis, or your symptoms of nail discomfort are more serious and abnormal, then you must seek medical attention in time and receive regular treatment in a regular hospital in time to avoid delaying the disease and causing danger! This experience cannot replace the regular treatment methods in regular hospitals.