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What is nail fungus and toenail fungus?

The medical name for toenail fungus or nail infection is Onychomycosis or Tinea Unguium.  Toenail  infections are quite common and account for approximately one third of all fungal skin infections and half of all nail disease.  Approximately 10-12 percent of the population has the presence of a toenail or nail fungus infection.  However this number is based on the number of reported cases.  The actual prevelance of toenail fungus is probably between 20-25 percent.  Because toenail fungus or nail fungus can be unsightly and embarrassing it commonly goes unreported.  When the toenail or nail becomes infected, the common organism is a fungus however; in many cases there is also the presence of bacteria.

The toenail fungus develops as the infection grows in the nail bed, matrix or nail plate.  As the toenail fungus grows it produces nail discoloration (usually yellow and sometimes black) and a change in texture of the nail.  Nails  can become brittle and crumbly and may break easily. Frequently the nail will grow irregularly.  Toenail fungus and nail fungus are not simply a cosmetic problem. Without treatment they can result in secondary problems, like pain, recurring ingrown toenails, decreased circulation or secondary systemic fungal or bacterial infections on the skin.  In severe cases the fungus or bacteria can spread to the blood system and cause a systemic infection.  Other nail conditions can appear similar to toenail fungus, therefore to confirm the diagnosis; a sample of the nail must be examined in a laboratory.

What causes toenail fungus or nail infections? 

Toenail fungus or nail fungus infections are typically caused by various fungi such as dermatophytes, mold or yeast, however in up to 50% of cases, there is also the presence of bacteria. The fungal infection usually occurs in people who wear constrictive footwear, or share locker rooms, showers or bathrooms with others. A warm environment, an accumulation of water around and under the nail and a low oxygen environment provide optimal conditions for the fungus to grow. This is why fungal infections are much more common on the toes. Using nail or toenail polish can make it difficult for the nails to breath and may promote the growth of the fungus.  Fungal infections can be contagious; however they do not spread easily between people unless conditions are favorable such as in locker rooms or when sharing footwear with others. If not treated promptly, the infection can spread to other nails. It can also be cross contaminated from the toenails to the fingernails by contact or by using nail clippers.  Beware- Nail salons that do not properly sterilize their equipment can transfer toenail fungus or nail fungus and bacteria to other patrons.

Toenail fungus or nail fungus commonly occurs in people whose immune system "allow" the fungus to become established. In other words, people whose immune system is not functioning at optimal levels are much more likely to become infected, however, many healthy people also contract toenail or nail fungal infections.  Poor circulation to the feet can also increase the susceptibility of infection.  Poor nutritional habits can also lead to a proliferation of fungus in the body.  It is best to avoid foods high in simple carbohydrates and sugars and increase consumption of vegetables and high fiber foods.