Before using it, perform an allergy test in the crook of your elbow to avoid any risk of irritation. If you do not observe any harmful effects, proceed to apply 1 to 2 drops of pure tea tree oil to the affected nail, then leave it on for 15 to 20 minutes before rinsing. The nail must first be cleaned and lightly filed on the surface for the product to work optimally.
4. Apple cider vinegar
Fearsome in cases of athlete’s foot but also onychomycosis, cider vinegar has the advantage of being on hand for regular treatment. Its benefits are linked to its pH regulation which limits the risks of proliferation of fungi and bacteria and to its antiseptic action. To benefit from its benefits, mix it in equal parts with water in a basin and soak the affected nails in it for 15 to 20 minutes every evening. Then be sure to dry your feet thoroughly.
5. Lemon juice
Recommended to prevent the development of fungi, lemon juice is an effective natural solution to promote the healing of nail fungus. Thanks to its citric acid content highlighted by this study, citrus fruit acts on the nail and slows down the development of germs. Simply squeeze a lemon and apply its juice using a cotton swab to the nail in question. Leave it on for a few minutes before rinsing.
Caution:
Natural remedies are not a substitute for the advice of your doctor. Onychomycosis must be treated for several months for complete elimination of the responsible fungi. Always seek advice from a healthcare professional before opting for a natural treatment.
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