 Onychomycosis
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Onychomycosis
Onychomycosis is one of the most common nail conditions and is caused by a fungal infection. It usually affects toenails and can gradually worsen if not treated in time. |
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| Symptoms: |
 Nail color change (yellowish or brown) |
| Thickening of the nail plate |
| Brittleness or crumbling of the nail |
| Detachment of the nail from its base |
| Unpleasant odor |
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| Proper podiatric care can significantly contribute to the treatment of the condition and the restoration of nail health. |
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Orthonyxia
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Orthonyxia
Orthonyxia is a podiatric condition that involves the incorrect or curved growth of the nail, which often leads to pressure of the nail edges against the skin. This condition can cause pain, inflammation, and discomfort while walking. It usually appears in toenails and is associated with factors such as improper nail cutting, tight footwear, or the natural shape of the nail. If not treated in time, it may progress into a painful ingrown nail and lead to inflammation or infections in the area. |
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| Symptoms: |
| Pain in the nail area |
| Redness around the nail |
| Swelling of the skin next to the nail |
| Sensitivity when pressing or walking |
| Curved or deformed nail growth |
| Possible inflammation or infection of the area |
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Onychocryptosis (Ingrown Nail)
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Onychocryptosis (Ingrown Nail)
Onychocryptosis occurs when the edge of the nail grows into the skin of the toe. It is a particularly painful condition that often causes inflammation and difficulty walking. |
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| Symptoms: |
| Pain at the edges of the nail |
| Redness and swelling |
| Inflammation in the area |
| Sensitivity while walking |
| Possible development of infection |
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| Early treatment by a specialized podiatrist can provide immediate relief to the patient and prevent the condition from worsening. |
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Onycholysis
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Onycholysis
Onycholysis is the detachment of the nail plate from the nail bed. It can be caused by injuries, fungal infections, or pressure from inappropriate footwear. |
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| Symptoms: |
| Detachment of the nail from the skin |
| Change in nail color |
| Sensitivity in the area |
| Possible accumulation of debris under the nail |
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| Proper care helps restore nail health and prevent complications. |
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Onychogryphosis
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Onychogryphosis
Onychogryphosis is characterized by a significant thickening and deformity of the nail. It usually appears in older adults or in cases of chronic pressure on the nails. |
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| Symptoms: |
| Very thick and hard nail |
| Deformation of the nail shape |
| Difficulty in trimming the nail |
| Pain while walking |
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| Specialized podiatric treatment helps in properly reshaping the nail and relieving the patient. |
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Corns & Calluses
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Corns & Calluses
Corns and calluses are formed due to continuous pressure or friction on specific areas of the foot. They are a thickening of the skin that can cause significant pain while walking. |
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| Symptoms: |
| Hardened areas of skin |
| Pain while walking |
| Burning sensation on the sole |
| Local sensitivity |
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| The removal of corns by a specialized podiatrist is performed safely and provides immediate relief. |
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Hyperkeratosis
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Hyperkeratosis
Hyperkeratosis is the excessive thickening of the skin, which mainly appears on the soles and toes of the feet. |
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| Symptoms: |
| Thickening of the skin |
| Hard areas on the sole |
| Pain while walking |
| Dry skin |
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| Proper podiatric treatment helps remove hyperkeratosis and maintain healthy skin. |
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Heel Fissures
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Heel Fissures
Heel fissures are cracks in the skin of the heel, mainly caused by severe dryness and pressure. |
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| Symptoms: |
| Cracks on the heel |
| Dry and hardened skin |
| Pain while walking |
| Possible bleeding in advanced cases |
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| Early treatment helps restore skin elasticity and prevent complications. |
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Athlete’s Foot
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Athlete’s Foot
Athlete’s foot is a common fungal skin infection caused by fungi and usually appears between the toes. |
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| Symptoms: |
| Intense itching |
| Redness |
| Skin peeling |
| Unpleasant odor |
| Burning sensation |
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| Proper treatment and good hygiene practices help manage the infection and prevent recurrence. |
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