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Do podiatrists treat toenail fungus?
I am a 32 year old female. I want to know if podiatrists treat toenail fungus?
31 Answers
Absolutely, for some offices, it's all that they do. please seek to consult with my office or local podiatrist for consult into topical/noninvasive and other options.
Yes, podiatrists treat fungus every day, several times a day.
Yes, all the time. Many different treatments.
Absolutely. The 3 top treatments are oral medications, topical, laser (or a combination of any)
Thank you for submitting your question. Yes, we do treat toe nail fungus.
Yes with debridement and oral anti fungal medicine
Yes we do.
It is one of the most common complaints patients come to a podiatrist for. So the answer is yes ! Treatments vary depending on the severity of the fungus, how many toenails affected, etc. Many good options exist to improve the appearance of your nails.
Sure we do. It is a large part of most podiatry practices. There are oral, topical, and surgical treatments based on the severity of the condition.
Yes we do, it’s one of the most common things we treat in my office. If you’re healthy enough, a podiatrist may recommend an oral antifungal medication which is the most effective treatment. Some podiatrist even offer cosmetic nail restoration procedures to hide your fungal nail while the new healthy nail regrows.
Absolutely
Yes, Podiatrists, or DPMs, treat toenails fungus. We are able to appropriately diagnose and treat toenail fungus, also known as onychomycosis. To find out more about podiatrists, please see the provided link from the APMA. https://www.apma.org/podiatristsFAQ
Thanks for the question!
Yes, podiatrists do treat toenail fungus! Nail fungus is a pesky condition and takes a long time to get rid of in some instances.
Hi, yes we treat all pathological conditions in the feet including but not limited to fungal nails, fractures, traumas. Etc
Every day via palliation, topical therapy and oral.
yes
Yes it is at least 60% of our practice.
Yes,
Kathleen Neuhoff
Hello,
Yes we do. There are oral and topical options.
Dr. Lui
Yes! This is very common.
Yes
Yes, they do.
Podiatrists can diagnose and treat fungus in the skin and toenails.
Yes, podiatrists specialize in everything lower legs, ankles, feet, toes, and toenails. Toenail fungus is difficult to treat, but can be cured (or improved) using certain anti-fungal liquids and/or pills, if appropriate.
We're the best at treating this.
GCB
There are many different causes for nails to change over time. While in most cases the culprits are fungal, many other conditions can mimic fungal nails. The first and most important step is to get your feet properly evaluated as to ascertain what the best treatment will be for you. A foot specialist will help you with all the best options for your feet.
YES!
Absolutely! Nail fungus is one of the most common issues that podiatrists treat. Keep in mind that there are a number of issues that can lead to changes in nails, so make sure that an actual fungus is confirmed before beginning treatment.
Thanks,
Angela Didyk, DPM
Yes, podiatrists do treat toenail fungus.
All day every day.
Yes, absolutely! This is one of the most common conditions we see! We treat it in many ways.