灰指甲为何总治不好（Why onychomycosis is always cured）.docVIP

灰指甲为何总治不好（Why onychomycosis is always cured） Why onychomycosis is always cured? The mention of onychomycosis, many people believe that the mind will be the emergence of trouble and entanglement and secret sorrow and other words, this is known as the gray fingers (toes) a skin disease although generally not what danger, but many of its old ideas have formed a refractory. However, the gray fingers (toes) a really so difficult to cure? What exactly prevents people from defeating these little fungi? Therefore, the skin disease expert reporter deliberately visited a number of hospitals, to carefully analyze your gray fingers (toe) the real reason for a refractory. Typical case: 10 years did not cure gray armour A 25 year old man Du readers send a letter to us that he has gray fingers (toe) and a struggle for 10 years, but there is no victory. The young man reluctantly told reporters, at the beginning, he is only a toenail sick, and later bought himself a treatment of onychomycosis medicine, who used after the other foot was dragged under the water , the final total of 5 feet toenails are suffering from a disease. So, Mr. Du went to a local medical institution and prescribed a medicine called itraconazole, which he ate for three months, and then took another month, but he didnt receive any obvious results. This has dragged on for two years, he once again take the medicine, or used for 3 months, but now after more than a year, but always not to cure onychomycosis. Consultation in newspaper Consultant: Wang Qun, director of Department of Dermatology, Guangdong General Hospital, Department of Dermatology, Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhongshan University, doctor Wang Zhan, director of Department of Dermatology, Second Hospital of traditional Chinese medicine in Guangdong Province, Zhou Yinong Pathogeny： Pressure is big, diabetic person is easy catch Wang Qun: onychomycosis is generally caused by fungal infection, the 60%~90% onychomycosis is caused by dermatophytes infectio