**Are You Looking For A Solution To Your Fungal Nails In Derbyshire or Nottinghamshire?**

👉 Our We Fix Feet foot healthcare clinics are conveniently located in Ilkeston, Derbyshire and Beeston, Nottinghamshire

Open: Mon-Fri 09:00-17:00 / Sat 09:00-13:00

94 Bath Street, Ilkeston, Derbyshire DE7 8FE

8 Wollaton Road, Beeston, Nottinghamshire NG9 2NR

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Does any of this sound like YOU? 🤔

You're toenails are discoloured, thickened, and distortedndue to a persistent fungal infection, making them visually unappealing and causing embarrassment?

You feel self-conscious about the appearance of your toenails , leading to insecurities and avoidance of situations where your feet might be exposed?

You've got a fungal infection that causes constant itching and irritation , making you scratch and irritate the condition?

You've got thickened nails that cause discomfort and pain , especially when walking or wearing closed shoes, impacting your daily activities and comfort?

You're hesitant to participate in physical activities that you used to enjoy, affecting your overall well-being and fitness?

If you answered YES to any of the above, you may have found the ANSWER to your Fungal Nail problem at We Fix Feet, Derbyshire or Nottinghamshire

Hi! I am Steve, an extended scope practitioner here at We Fix Feet.

My specialist area is that of Musculoskeletal, Sports injuries and Rehab along with complex foot pathologies.

My drive is to provide unique treatment and action plans for my clients to enhance their mobility and sporting issues. This will enable them to follow our aims of treat, improve and move.

I am able to provide up-to-date treatments which are tailor to your needs, using the modern technology and equipment we have at We Fix Feet.

This can include, bespoke 3D printed insoles, minor surgery to Sports Fitness Assessment and Rehab management.

My mission is to help people like yourselves to get back to doing the things you love.

My background of being ex-military and the extended skills, along with knowledge and experience have helped people just like yourself using our range of rehab and sports therapy programs.

I am Darren, a Registered Foot Health Practitioner, here at We Fix Feet.

My specialist area is that of Verruca, Ingrown Toenails, and Fungal Nails.

Since the start of my career within Foot Healthcare I have met thousands of people just like you, who are worried about their feet and how to deal with them.

My thirst for knowledge continues with continuous professional development which ensures I can tailor your care and treatment to you individually. This enables you to get back to enjoying you loving doing on a daily basis.

My knowledge of Swift Microwave therapy, in the treatment of verruca, have helped people just like you in resolving their problematic verrucae.

What Is A Fungal Nail?

A fungal nail infection, medically referred to as onychomycosis, is a common and often persistent condition that affects the toenails and, less commonly, the fingernails. It occurs when various types of fungi, primarily dermatophytes, yeasts, or molds, invade the nail structure and the surrounding skin. Fungal nails can cause significant discomfort and cosmetic concerns, leading individuals to seek treatment and management solutions.

The development of fungal nails typically starts with the penetration of fungal spores or organisms into the nail bed through small cracks, wounds, or the space between the nail plate and the nail bed. Once inside, these fungi thrive in the warm, moist, and dark environment beneath the nail, making it an ideal breeding ground for their growth. Over time, they multiply and spread, leading to the characteristic symptoms of a fungal nail infection.

The common signs and symptoms of fungal nails include:

Thickened nails: Fungal infection can cause the nails to become thickened and brittle.

Discoloration: The nails may change in color, turning yellow, brown, or even greenish.

Crumbling or distortion: Infected nails may become misshapen and start to crumble at the edges.

Separation from the nail bed: The nail may lift or separate from the nail bed, creating a gap.

Foul odour: In some cases, fungal nail infections can produce a foul odour.

Fungal nails are more prevalent in toenails than fingernails because the feet are often enclosed in shoes, creating an environment conducive to fungal growth. Additionally, factors such as aging, underlying health conditions like diabetes, a weakened immune system, and exposure to damp or humid environments can increase the risk of developing fungal nail infections.

While fungal nails are typically not life-threatening, they can be bothersome, embarrassing, and sometimes painful. It is essential to address fungal nail infections promptly to prevent their spread, minimize discomfort, and improve the appearance of the nails. Various treatment options, including topical antifungal medications, oral antifungal drugs, and laser therapy, are available and should be discussed with a healthcare professional or podiatrist to determine the most appropriate course of action based on the severity and individual circumstances.