If You Have Toenail Fungus, You'll Know It.
Toenail fungus (onychomycosis) infects the nail bed and plate, primarily caused by dermatophytes — though yeasts and molds can also be culprits. Left untreated, it worsens and spreads.

⚠️ The condition is not just a cosmetic problem. If left untreated, toenail fungus can lead to persistent pain, spread of infection to other parts of the body, and a substantial impact on a person's quality of life.
What Causes Toenail Fungus?
Definition & Causes
Where It Thrives
How It Spreads

Recognizing the Symptoms
Recognizing the symptoms of toenail fungus is the first step toward getting effective treatment.
Discolored or Yellow Nails
One of the earliest signs — nails turn yellow, brown, or white, often starting at the tip and gradually spreading toward the base.
Brittle, Cracked, or Broken Nails
Infected nails become unusually brittle and prone to cracking or splitting. Parts may break off easily or appear ragged.
Thickened Nails
As infection progresses, nails may thicken and become harder to trim — causing discomfort or pain when wearing shoes.
Nails Lifted from the Nail Bed
Fungal infections can cause the nail to detach (onycholysis), exposing the nail bed to further infection and pain.

Who Is at Risk?
Age
Diabetes
Poor Circulation
Frequent Exposure to Water
Communal Bathing Areas
Shared Items
What Happens If Left Untreated
Pain & Discomfort
Spread of Infection
Loss of Nail
Secondary Bacterial Infection
STRIDE's Comprehensive Treatment
Oral Medication: Terbinafine or Fluconazole — proven 89% effective, treats from the inside out.
STRIDE ClearNail Renewal™: Topical solution applied directly to the infected nail — visible improvement within days.

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