Paying attention to changes in discoloration of the nail plates and texture of your toenails can help warn you of the beginning of toenail ailments. This can help you avoid some of the more unpleasant outcomes.
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One type of very aggressive skin cancer called acral lentiginous melanoma develops without any UV exposure at all. It can cause cancerous lesions hidden under the toenails or in thick skin on the soles or balls of the feet, so be sure to have regular visits with your foot doctor.
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Yes, Podiatrists treat toenail disorders. The most common toenail conditions a podiatrist treats is ingrown toenails and toenail fungus. An ingrown toenail can also cause minor pain and intermittent problems initially and get progressively painful and possibly infected as it progresses
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While fungal toenail infections don’t usually cause much pain and discomfort in the early stages, as the problem progresses, the nails will become discolored and brittle, and a foul odor is often emitted as the fungi feed on your skin, oils, and sweat. Early treatment of fungal toenail infections will help prevent the need for complete toenail removal surgery, so be sure to see your Maple Springs Foot Center, LLC Podiatrist.
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is an unappealing foot condition that causes the nail to become dense, yellow and brittle. If this condition goes untreated for a lengthy amount of time, the brittleness of the toenail will advance and cause it to crumble further.
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Toenail Fungus gets under your toenail, grows and causes damage. That’s really what you need to know. But if we can go into more detail, it also causes nail discoloration, thickening and a brittle effect. You may be wondering what obesity has to do with this
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One of the best ways to treat yourself this summer is to get a pedicure. Did you know pedicures are enjoyable for everyone?
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Having ingrown toenails is a normal podiatric issue that we often see at our practice. They happen as the side of your toenail presses into the skin, potentially permitting germs into your bloodstream.
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