When it comes to the treatment of fungus (onychomycosis), many patients claim that it is very difficult to cope with this scourge. But here it is important to know in what environment the fungus multiplies and what it is afraid of.
An equally important factor in successful treatment is regularity, and if the treatment is not approached in good faith, then a positive result can not be expected at all.
My father is a soldier. Kirzachi and footcloths on his feet are all year round, and dampness and warmth are the most favorable environment for the growth of the fungus.
So it happened that the father managed to pick up the nail fungus in the part, which began to develop rapidly, affecting more and more of the nail plate on the thumb.
It's good that my mother noticed his nails in time, and immediately began treatment.
Twice a week, my mother prepared a decoction for my father, in which the father floated his legs. Pour a pack of bay leaves (about 30 leaves) into a saucepan and pour 3 liters of water. Put on low heat and simmer for 30 minutes after boiling.
Cool the broth naturally to a temperature tolerable for the skin, pour into the pelvis and steam the legs for about 20 minutes. As the broth cools, add hot water.
Then dry your feet with a paper towel and grease with a previously prepared ointment (1 tablespoon of glycerin and 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar). Lubricate the nail and the entire area around it with the resulting mixture.
After a couple of hours, wash your feet with tar soap.
It is necessary to lubricate the nails with such a mixture every day, preferably at night.
It is imperative to put on clean socks every day, which have been washed with laundry or tar soap. Once a week, treat all indoor and weekend shoes from the inside with alcohol or vinegar, if possible, expose to frost.
During the treatment, there are no contraindications to regularly eat garlic or onions, which have an antiseptic effect.
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