Fungal Nail Treatment UK
Fast-acting and effective treatment for fungal nail infections
Fungal nail infections, known as onychomycosis, occur when excess fungus grows, weakening the nails and causing discolouration. Toenails are often more affected than fingernails.
The good news is that you can treat fungal nail infections with a specialised nail lacquer containing amorolfine hydrochloride, which inhibits the growth of the fungus and helps prevent the infection.
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Amorolfine Medicated Nail Lacquer 5%
Antifungal Nail Treatment Amorolfine 5% Nail Lacquer is a targeted antifungal treatment developed specifically to combat fungal nail infections. It contains the active ingredient
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Curanail / Loceryl 5% (Amorolfine) Nail Lacquer
Antifungal Nail Treatment Curanail and Loceryl are targeted antifungal nail lacquers formulated to treat fungal infections in the nails effectively.
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What is a fungal infection?
A fungal infection is when fungi grow too much by breaking down stuff that’s usually strong and water-resistant, like skin, hair, or nails.
What causes fungal infections?
These fungi like to grow where it’s warm and wet. You’re more likely to get a fungal infection if your immune system is weak, you have a health problem (like diabetes or psoriasis), you walk barefoot in an area with fungi, or if your clothes and shoes make you hot and sweaty.
How can I avoid it?
To lower your chance of getting this infection, keep clean and wear comfy clothes and shoes. It’s best if they’re made of material like cotton, so your body or feet can stay dry.
What are the treatments for fungal nail infections?
To treat a fungal nail infection, you can use a medication called Amorolfine, which is also known as Loceryl or Curanail.
What are the common types of fungal infections?
Fungal infections come in different forms depending on where they show up:
- Ringworm looks like a round, red rash on your skin or scalp.
- Athlete’s foot makes your foot skin red, itchy, and scaly.
- Thrush causes redness, itching, and swelling in the vagina or vulva.
- Fungal nail thickens and discolors your nails on your hands and feet.