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Condition Guide

Fungal Foot & Nail Infections

Fungal infections may affect the skin between the toes or the toenails, causing itching, scaling, discoloration, thickening, or crumbling.

How Care Works

From symptoms to a clear next step

1

Describe

Tell us where symptoms occur, when they began, and what makes them better or worse.

2

Evaluate

A clinician examines the skin and nails and may collect a sample when confirmation is important before extended treatment.

3

Plan

Review the diagnosis, reasonable options, expected recovery, and when follow-up is needed.

Possible treatment options

Treatment depends on the diagnosis, health history, severity, and personal goals. Options may include:

  • Topical antifungal treatment
  • Prescription oral medication when appropriate
  • Nail reduction and skin-care guidance
  • Moisture control and footwear hygiene
When to seek prompt care

Prompt evaluation is important for spreading redness, drainage, fever, significant swelling, or infection in someone with diabetes or reduced circulation.

Trusted patient resources

These independent sources provide general education. They do not replace an examination or individualized medical advice.

Take the next step with confidence

Tell our team what you are experiencing and choose the location that works best.