Shoe pressure can worsen the progression of toe fungus. Tight, narrow shoes do more than merely retain moisture; they create an ideal fungus environment. They also put pressure on your feet, which can cause various foot problems and make you more prone to infections.
Bunions, blisters, and calluses are common side effects of overly tight shoes. These factors might weaken your immune system and make your feet susceptible to fungal infections. Ill-fitting shoes can cause stress to your toenails, weakening them and making them great candidates for fungal invasion.
Every step in tight shoes causes your toenails to ram up against the shoe tips, absorbing pressure from above as the shoes bend and wrinkle. This frequent trauma can damage nails, resulting in microscopic fractures and openings that allow the fungus to enter and take hold.
It's also crucial to consider how your toenails are treated during pedicures. Nail salons must sanitize their equipment correctly. Even little nicks and cuts from pedicure tools can become entrance points for fungus and bacteria if the instruments are not sterile or the water is unsanitary, increasing your risk of getting infected.
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Disclaimer: The information in this short article is written purely to educate and not a substitute for medical advice. Consult a doctor before starting any treatment.
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