White superficial onychomycosis

I believe that many people have seen the shape of nails of patients with onychomycosis in their lives. In fact, there are many different types of onychomycosis, which are mainly distinguished based on the symptoms of the patient. One type is called white anterior onychomycosis, which is generally not very serious and often occurs on a person's toes. The following article will introduce some relevant knowledge about white superficial onychomycosis.

White superficial onychomycosis mostly occurs on the fingernails and toenails. The early symptoms of white superficial onychomycosis are white spots on the surface of the nail plate or white patches of about 1 mm in size. The diseased nails are brittle and easily scraped off. Some patients may not have any symptoms, and the infection lasts for several years. White superficial onychomycosis is mostly caused by Fusarium, Aspergillus, Trichophyton gypseum or Aspergillus.

Daily health care for onychomycosis: 1. If you have tinea pedis or tinea manuum, you must actively prevent and treat it. If you are infected with onychomycosis, you should actively treat tinea manuum and tinea pedis while treating onychomycosis. 2. Develop good hygiene habits, keep your feet clean and dry, wear breathable shoes, and do not share daily necessities with family members. 3. To prevent and treat onychomycosis, you must first improve the resistance of the nails. Dietary nutritional supplements are very important. Eat more high-protein foods. High-protein foods are an important condition for maintaining healthy nails. 4. Take care of your nails correctly. Don't cut your nails too short. Don't use the same nail clippers to trim diseased and normal nails.

To sum up, we have learned that the early symptoms of white superficial onychomycosis mostly occur on the fingernails and toenails, and we have also learned about the daily health care of onychomycosis. Onychomycosis seems to be a minor disease and will not threaten the patient's life safety, but severe onychomycosis has a great impact on the patient's life and work. Therefore, onychomycosis must not be ignored. After onychomycosis occurs, it must be prevented and treated in time to try to avoid the onychomycosis from developing seriously and causing serious consequences.