Toenail Fungus Treatment in Aiken, SC
Toenail fungus can cause thickened, discolored, brittle, or painful nails. Angela Molnar DPM provides evaluation and treatment for fungal toenails for patients throughout Aiken, Augusta, North Augusta, and the CSRA.
Call 803.644.4264 Request AppointmentWhat Is Toenail Fungus?
Toenail fungus is a common condition that affects the nail and surrounding tissue. The nail may become yellow, white, brown, thickened, brittle, or distorted over time.
Fungal nail infections may spread gradually and can become more difficult to treat if ignored for long periods of time.
Common Symptoms
- Yellow or discolored nails
- Thickened toenails
- Brittle or crumbling nails
- Nail separation
- Pain or pressure in shoes
- Changes in nail shape or texture
Risk Factors
- Warm or moist environments
- Sweaty feet
- Shared locker rooms or pools
- Diabetes or circulation problems
- Previous nail injury
- Long-term fungal infections
Toenail Fungus Treatment Options
Treatment depends on the severity of the infection, nail involvement, and overall foot health.
- Evaluation of the affected nails
- Nail thinning or debridement
- Topical treatment recommendations
- Oral medication discussion when appropriate
- Foot hygiene guidance
- Prevention recommendations to reduce recurrence
When To Seek Treatment
Toenail fungus may not improve on its own and can worsen gradually over time. Early treatment may improve comfort and help reduce further nail damage.
Patients with diabetes or circulation concerns should seek evaluation if they notice nail discoloration, thickening, drainage, or pain.