The best time to treat manicure

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I've had manicure for a long time, and I've seen it for a long time. Now every nail has been infected, and the medicine has no effect. I immediately treated it. Now it's obviously better. Let's share the best time to treat manicure.

The best time to treat manicure

Method 1: Patients with manicure should take chlorpheniramine and fluconazole orally. Butenafine ointment for external use was used for 4 weeks. At the same time, pay attention to personal hygiene. General drugs are difficult to thoroughly kill fungi, so it is recommended that patients must go to the regular skin disease hospital for professional treatment, using professional and effective treatment methods. Don't treat blindly.

Method 2: Impatiens treatment of manicure, the treatment of manicure, although the use of traditional Chinese medicine treatment course is long, slow, but no side effects, the treatment is thorough, for this method is to take the right amount of Impatiens grinding into powder, then is to add a small amount of honey into paste, and then need to do is to smear it on the nail, at this time need to pay attention to the hormone Be sure to apply a little thick, and then use oil paper to cover the gauze.

Method three: Chinese medicine vinegar wine treatment of onychomycosis, Chinese herbal vinegar wine is a traditional Chinese medicine method used to treat onychomycosis, raw materials are Brucea Javanica and raw Baijiu, and the latter two are added liquor and white vinegar 2. Finally, all materials are put into large mouthpiece, and we must pay attention to that it must be sealed for 10 days. After 10 days, take the appropriate amount of vinegar and alcohol. Soak your nails for at least 30 minutes each time, 23 times a day, and it will work after about 10 days.

matters needing attention

For such a disease: high temperature, humidity is an important condition for tinea. Therefore, tinea in summer and rainy season is more and more serious than that in winter and dry season. Some tinea germs, which are resistant to drought and cold, are still pathogenic in cold and dry seasons, which is common in northern China.