I'm not sure , but Vick's salve does, applied twice daily for two weeks . The original Listerine does with regular soaks. I've read that tea tree oil does, but not sure about the application or dose.
I hate to admit it but I used Vick's Vapor Rub quite successfully after prescription products failed. I applied the Vick's to my problem nail nightly for about 3 weeks. After dealing with the issue for about 18 months on prescription products, everythin was able to be trimmed and the thickened nail peeled back to natural at the end of 3 weeks solely on Vick's!
I think I will try that as I have a fungus on two of my toes my mother has bad fungus on her two big toes would Vicks Vapour rub work on her two big toes.
Yes, combination of baking soda and white vinegar considered quite effective for treating toenail fungus. If you don’t know how to use it, then I can suggest you some ways to use it correctly.
You will need:·
4-5 tablespoons of baking soda, 1 cup of apple cider vinegar or white vinegar, water
,a tub for soaking your feet
method to use:
1.Fill the tub with water and pour 1 cup of water in it.
2.Soak your feet in this solution for 15 minutes and then using tower tap it to dry.
3.After then add 4-5 tbsp of baking soda in the tub solution and again soak your feet in it.
4.Repeat this procedure on regular basis.
The main idea behind this process is that vinegar actually helps in destroying the fungus. whereas, baking soda prevents growth and spreading of fungus further.
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I'm not sure , but Vick's salve does, applied twice daily for two weeks . The original Listerine does with regular soaks. I've read that tea tree oil does, but not sure about the application or dose.
Found this for you..... http://everydayroots.com/how-to-get-rid-of-toenail-fungus
http://everydayroots.com/how-to-get-rid-of-toenail-fungus
here is a link that might help
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Tea tree oil seems effective to me, follow directions carefully as it can be harsh.
I hate to admit it but I used Vick's Vapor Rub quite successfully after prescription products failed. I applied the Vick's to my problem nail nightly for about 3 weeks. After dealing with the issue for about 18 months on prescription products, everythin was able to be trimmed and the thickened nail peeled back to natural at the end of 3 weeks solely on Vick's!
I think I will try that as I have a fungus on two of my toes my mother has bad fungus on her two big toes would Vicks Vapour rub work on her two big toes.
I have succesfully used Tea Tree Oil to cure a small corner of a toenail.
I;m not sure, but I use Tea Tree oil on my toenails and fingernails, especially before and after a trip for a pedi/mani.
No Vicks vapor rub works use for 2 weeks
tea tree oil
Yes, combination of baking soda and white vinegar considered quite effective for treating toenail fungus. If you don’t know how to use it, then I can suggest you some ways to use it correctly.
You will need:·
4-5 tablespoons of baking soda, 1 cup of apple cider vinegar or white vinegar, water
,a tub for soaking your feet
method to use:
1.Fill the tub with water and pour 1 cup of water in it.
2.Soak your feet in this solution for 15 minutes and then using tower tap it to dry.
3.After then add 4-5 tbsp of baking soda in the tub solution and again soak your feet in it.
4.Repeat this procedure on regular basis.
The main idea behind this process is that vinegar actually helps in destroying the fungus. whereas, baking soda prevents growth and spreading of fungus further.
Likewise, you can also try other foot soaks for treating toenail fungus.