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TOENAIL FUNGUS DOCUMENTRY DAY 94

This is the 94th day after I started my documentry as you can see the toenail has grown out from 1/2 to 3/4 of the way out since peeling away the infected toenail with the TOENAIL SOFTENING CREAM

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6 Responses to “TOENAIL FUNGUS DOCUMENTRY DAY 94”

  1. Any new progress to …
    Any new progress to report?

  2. what medication do …
    what medication do you use? i’d really like to know!

  3. Eltigredeuruguay on October 19th, 2009 at 4:01 pm

    I have the same …
    I have the same problem…i will take the ”ITRACONAZOLE” capsules and will purchase that cream to eliminate my old toenail.But…how you have your toenail now? i wish to see some picture…the videos are very good!! Help very much! Thank you!

  4. thebitterandtoxicend on October 19th, 2009 at 4:01 pm

    You wasted 94 days …
    You wasted 94 days of your life worrying about your toes… :| Well I would too, but that’s just ridiculous!!!!

  5. Mrfootfetish123 on October 19th, 2009 at 4:01 pm

    You really should …
    You really should be soaking your feet in an Epson salt bath at least three times per day…or as much as you can. My toes and feet were inflamed like yours but now after the constant soaking, all the redness is gone. Good luck!

  6. The half that has …
    The half that has grown out looks ok but what about towards the tip of your nail? I couldn’t quite make it out. My situation is a little diffrent where I only have the left side of my toenail infected. If you would please provide me the name of the toenail softening agent as I would like to dissolve the entire nail. Also what do you use to keep the nail from developing the thick layers tissue that’s usually associated with nail fungus?

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