- Thickened nails: The infected nails may become thicker than usual. They can become distorted in shape and may be difficult to trim or maintain.
- Discoloration: The color of the infected nail may change. It can turn yellow, brown, or white. In some cases, the nail may develop black or green patches.
- Brittleness: Infected nails tend to become brittle and crumbly. They may chip, split, or break easily.
- Distorted nail shape: The shape of the infected nail may become irregular or warped. It may lose its smooth and even appearance.
- Changes in texture: The texture of the infected nail can become rough or uneven. It may develop pits, ridges, or grooves.
- Separation from the nail bed: The infected nail may separate from the nail bed, a condition known as onycholysis. This can cause pain and discomfort.
- Foul odor: In some cases, the infected nail may emit a foul odor.
It’s important to note that these symptoms can also be caused by other nail disorders or conditions, so it is best to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis if you suspect onychomycosis. They can examine your nails, conduct appropriate tests, and recommend suitable treatment options.
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