Infusion and sleep! I learned this while waiting in line at the SUS (National Health Service), having suffered from a rotten nail for 20 years.

Infusion and sleep: they taught me this in the hospital queue, after years of rotten nails, I found the solution
Taking care of your nails is essential. It’s not enough to paint them or visit a manicurist every now and then. It’s essential to take care of them to prevent infections.
One of the most common infections is nail fungus, an infection caused by fungi. The fungus overgrows and can change the color, shape, and texture of nails. Infected nails often become thick, yellowish, and deformed over time.
The main symptoms of nail fungus include unpleasant odor, brittle nails, nail deformation, dull nails, changes in nail texture, and detachment of the nail from the skin.
Nail fungus is caused by several types of fungi, including Trichophyton rubrum, Microsporum spp., Epidermophyton spp., and Candida spp. People with compromised immune systems, diabetics, and those who regularly take antibiotics are more likely to develop this fungal infection.
Sufferers often feel uncomfortable due to the embarrassing situation they find themselves in. Treatment medications can often be a little out of reach for the patient, so a home treatment option may be one of the most sought-after alternatives.
If you suffer from nail fungus, you can find home remedies to combat it. Watch this video to discover an effective homemade recipe.
Treating this problem can be tedious and almost always requires some time to be truly effective. Are you suffering from this type of infection? Feel free to consider some of the following home remedies for nail fungus.
1. Apple cider vinegar

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