Nail Fungus and Athlete's Foot A fungal nail infection occurs when a fungus attacks a toenail or the nail bed. These organisms may spread to the skin, causing Athlete’s foot. For healthy individuals, a fungal nail infection probably won't cause serious problems. But it may look unsightly, cause discomfort or damage the nail. With diabetes and other diseases, a fungal nail infection could lead to more serious problems. Not all discolored, thickened or deformed nails are fungal. We offer a simple, in-office procedure to evaluate the nail and determine if fungal organisms are present. There is a new treatment that is safe and effective for fungal nails and associated skin conditions, backed by a patient-direct money back guarantee. This product is dispensed through physician’s offices only, and is not available in stores or on the internet.

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