Suggest Treatment For Fungal Infection Under The Fingernails
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Question : I have a reoccurring skin condition that erupts looking like scratches from fingernails. Four lines side by side. It is very itchy. Also they will appear as what I describe as a string of pearls, same size round shapes lined up in a row, 3 to 4 inches long.
Brief Answer:
It is fungal infection of the nail
Detailed Answer:
Hello, Thank you for posting your question on Health Care Magic.
The lesions you have described are of fungal strands .
First and foremost please get a HBA1C level done to know your diabetic status.
The treatment is local application of candid derma ointment, or Sertaconazole ointment thrice a day.
Please keep the area as dry as possible.
Hope this helps
Best wishes
It is fungal infection of the nail
Detailed Answer:
Hello, Thank you for posting your question on Health Care Magic.
The lesions you have described are of fungal strands .
First and foremost please get a HBA1C level done to know your diabetic status.
The treatment is local application of candid derma ointment, or Sertaconazole ointment thrice a day.
Please keep the area as dry as possible.
Hope this helps
Best wishes
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
Hello Dr XXXXXXX Thank you for your reply to my question concerning skin lesions. Just to clarify, this condition could be caused by a possible diabetic problem? Thank you again. I will get an HBA1C level done. Have a good day. XXXX
Brief Answer:
It maybe due to diabetes
Detailed Answer:
Hello again,
Yes this problem commonly manifests with diabetes it is better to get an HBA1C done. Also please upload the photo of the lesion and the report so that I am better able to help.
If you found our discussion beneficial please give a review.
Best wishes
It maybe due to diabetes
Detailed Answer:
Hello again,
Yes this problem commonly manifests with diabetes it is better to get an HBA1C done. Also please upload the photo of the lesion and the report so that I am better able to help.
If you found our discussion beneficial please give a review.
Best wishes
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
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