Hazards of Nail Polish

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If you’re the kind of person who regularly paints your toenails, you may want to think twice before putting on another coat. Most nail polish contains formaldehyde, along with other chemicals that could cause a nail fungus infection. These chemicals have the potential to dry your toenails, leading to a toenail fungus infection. The majority of nail polish removers also contain chemicals such as acetone, which could also damage your toenails. As a result, you may prefer to help prevent toenail fungus by abandoning your usage of nail polish altogether, or at least on an everyday basis. You most likely won’t be infected if you decide to just paint your nails once or twice a year for a special occasion, but letting go of nail polish completely would be your best bet.

If you decide to keep wearing toenail fungus, try to stay away from nail salons. Salon equipment may already be infected with toenail fungus from people who have used it previously. As such, if you do decide to go to a nail salon, check to make sure that the nail salon you use is up to date on the latest health standards.

If you really can’t resist wearing nail polish, there is some good news. There are nail polishes on the market, such as daniPro nail polish, that do not contain harmful chemicals. If you must wear nail polish, purchase one of these antifungal nail polishes instead of the kind that you normally use.

Toenail fungus can be very difficult to treat. There are a variety of treatment options available on the market, each with varying levels of success and side effects. Toenail fungus treatment options include oral and topical medications, home remedies, and laser treatments. Be especially careful if you decide to use Lamisil, a medication that could cause liver damage. Laser fungus, on the other hand, is the quickest and most successful treatment option, and does not have any harmful side effects or downtime. Before deciding on a toenail fungus treatment option, consult with a doctor to make sure that the option you choose will be successful.

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