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Health Tip: Prevent Toenail Fungus
By LadyLively on April 20, 2015

Fungi are everywhere, and can easily sneak beneath your toenails and cause an unpleasant infection.
The American Podiatric Medical Association suggests these preventive steps:
- Treat feet to regular, careful washing with soap and water and a thorough drying.
- In public places, wear flip flops or shower shoes.
- Swap hosiery, socks and shoes more than once per day.
- Keep toenails trimmed and cut in a straight line. Disinfect nail clippers and other tools used on nails.
- Avoid tight hosiery, and stick to well-fitting shoes made of materials that breathe.
- Opt for socks made of synthetic materials that keep away moisture from skin.
- Don’t attempt to cover up fungus discoloration with nail polish.
Source: HealthDay
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