Buy Fungal Nail Infection Treatment Online

A fungal nail infection may not cause any obvious symptoms at first, but as it progresses the infection can cause: 

• discolouration of the nail – it may turn white, black, yellow, or green 
• thickening and distortion of the nail – it may become an unusual shape or texture and be difficult to trim 
• pain or discomfort – particularly when using or placing pressure on the affected toe or finger 
• brittle or crumbly nails – pieces may break off and come away completely 

Most fungal nail infections occur because of the fungi that cause athlete’s foot infecting the nails. These fungi often live harmlessly on your skin, but they can sometimes multiply and lead to infections. The fungi prefer warm, dark and moist places like the feet. 

Yes, fungal nail infections can be spread to other nails on the same person and to other people.  

Treatment for fungal nail infections typically involves antifungal medications. These can be topical (applied directly to the nail) or oral (taken by mouth). The type of treatment will depend on the severity of the infection and overall health of the patient. 

The side effects of fungal nail infection treatments vary depending on the type of medication used. The topical treatments may cause mild skin irritation or redness. Meanwhile, oral antifungal medications can have more significant side effects such as liver problems, skin rashes, or digestive issues. 

The duration of fungal nail infection treatment can vary, but typically it takes several months to see significant improvement. It’s crucial to continue treatment as prescribed, even if visible improvements occur earlier, to ensure that the infection is fully eradicated. 

Fungal Nail Infections rarely resolve without treatment. The fungi causing the infection and persist and spread if left untreated. While the body’s immune system may fight the infection, it’s often not enough to eliminate it completely. 

You can prevent yourself from getting a fungal nail infection by: 

• keeping your hands and feet clean and dry 
• wearing well-fitting shoes made of natural minerals and clean cotton socks – these will allow your feet to ‘breathe’ 
• clipping your nails to keep them short – don’t share clippers or scissors with other people 
• replacing old footwear that could be contaminated with fungi 
• treating athlete’s foot as soon as possible to avoid the infection spreading to your nails 
• ensuring your towels are washed regularly 
• making sure any equipment is properly sterilised between uses if you visit a nail salon 

It’s generally not recommended to wear nail polish during fungal nail infection treatment. This is because polish can trap moisture, creating an environment where fungi thrive. 

The safety of fungal nail infection treatments during pregnancy depends on the specific medication. Some topical treatments may be safe, but oral antifungal medications are generally not recommended due to the potential risks to the foetus. 

Yes, certain factors can increase the risk of developing fungal nail infections. These include age (older adults are more susceptible), poor circulation, weakened immune system, and excessive sweating. 

Anyone with diabetes or psoriasis may also be at higher risk. Additionally, those who frequently use public swimming pools, gyms, or showers are more exposed to fungi that cause nail infections. 

While primarily a cosmetic issue, untreated fungal nail infections can lead to more serious health complications. These risks include cellulitis, widespread skin infections, and increased foot ulcer risk in diabetics. 

While fungal nail infections in children are less common than in adults, they can still develop these infections. However, the risk increases in age, especially during teenage years. 

Fungal Nail Infections can recur, even after successful treatment. The recurrence rate can be high, especially if the underlying causes aren’t addressed. The major factors like continued exposure to fungi, weakened immune system, or stopping treatment too early can lead to reinfection. 

Yes! You can buy fungal nail infection treatment from trusted online pharmacies, such as e-Surgery. 

Whenever buying medication online, check for the green GPhC logo on the bottom of each page you visit and use the GPhC website to check if the pharmacy is registered. This will ensure that any medication you buy online is genuine. 

Yes! e-Surgery is a full registered online pharmacy that will provide you with the same information you would find at your local pharmacy. 

Any fungal nail infection treatment you buy online from e-Surgery will be delivered in discreet and recyclable packaging to an address of your choice.  

 e-Surgery uses Royal Mail delivery with choices starting from Royal Mail 48 Tracked, Royal Mail 24 Tracked, and Royal Mail Special Delivery by 1pm (discover more about e-Surgery delivery). 

You can find more information on fungal nail infection treatment through the information leaflet online or in the medication packaging.   

Alternatively, you can use our completely free ‘Ask-a-Pharmacist’ service if you require further support. We are always happy to help! 

Yes! e-Surgery is regulated by the GPhC and MHRA to provide you with a sample, simple and legal way for you to order your Fungal Nail Infection treatment. We only ever sell genuine UK medication for your safety.