Yes it works great put some on a cotton ball and leave it in your sock. It can burn and it is highly toxic but it works very fast. It is not recommended but it works within a day. It can burn like an acid it is a known carcinogen,a gas at room temp and not something you want to breathe at all. It kills everything. So can you yes should you no.
A green toe could be a sign of an infection, such as a fungal infection or an injury that has become infected. It is important to see a doctor for a proper diagnosis and treatment to address the underlying cause.
If you have a toe infection you should talk to your doctor...
Changes in the color of the skin or nails on the second toe could be due to a variety of reasons such as trauma, fungal infection, or circulation issues. It's important to have it evaluated by a healthcare provider to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment.
Athlete's foot is a fungal disease, mainly between the toes.
Mold does not grow in the the human body. If you have a fungal infection in your finger or toe nails you need to buy some topical medicine.
take your toe out of the dirt.
It could be a fungal infection like onychomycosis, or possibly a callus or corn. It's best to consult with a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
If you consistently have one dried big toe, it could indicate a fungal infection, poor circulation, or inadequate foot care. It's important to consult a healthcare professional to determine the root cause and appropriate treatment.
This could be many different things. Let us start with the underlying health problems it could be, in the parentheses I will put how to treat it: anemia (eat more iron rich foods, iron supplements), diabetes, heart disease, and kidney disease (for all of those please go to a doctor to treat it). It could also be a melanoma, a type of skin cancer. Some other things it could be: trauma or injury to the toe causing blood vessels to pop, a fungal infection underneath the toenail, if you stubbed your toe recently it might just be a bruise or broken toe. In those cases there is not much you can do. However if you suspect anything is wrong please go to the doctor. I'm not a medical professional and I do-not-know-you personally.
A blackened nail on the second toe could be due to various reasons such as injury, fungal infection, blood clot under the nail (subungual hematoma), or underlying health issues like diabetes or poor blood circulation. It's recommended to consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.
It is the removal of an infected toe nail, but there is no pain involved because the doctor deadens the feeling in the toe first. See the related link for a video of the process. CAUTION: It is graphic!
It sounds like you have a fungal or bacterial infection. A doctor can prescribe oral or topical (cream) medication.