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Evite Las Infecciones Fúngicas En Las Uñas De Los Pies

 

Aunque son feas, las infecciones fúngicas en las uñas por lo general son indoloras y con frecuencia se pueden prevenir, afirma un especialista de la piel y de las uñas.

“Las infecciones fúngicas en las uñas son comunes, y tienden a ser un problema de familia debido a una tendencia hereditaria, aunque no todo el mundo es susceptible”, señaló en un comunicado de prensa de la Academia Americana de Dermatología (American Academy of Dermatology) el Dr. Joshua Zeichner.

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“Dado que las infecciones fúngicas en las uñas son contagiosas, es importante tomar precauciones para reducir el riesgo de contraer una infección”, añadió Zeichner, profesor asistente de dermatología en la Escuela de Medicina Icahn de Mount Sinai, en la ciudad de Nueva York.

Entre las señales de que se ha infectado con un hongo se incluyen unas uñas amarillas o marrones. La uña también puede levantarse de la lúnula, partirse o deshacerse.

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