Condition detail

Nail Fungus

Nail Fungus is an infectious or lesion-based skin condition tracked with spread, pain, fever, drainage, antiviral/antibiotic/antifungal treatment if prescribed, and recurrence.

Skin / dermatology ID 262
Nail Fungus reference image: An anatomical illustration of skin layers.
Image: Blausen 0810 SkinAnatomy 01.png by BruceBlaus, CC BY 3.0.
Common Tracking

Track location, appearance, spread, itch, pain, fever, drainage, new medicines, exposures, photos, treatment response, and recurrence.

Medicine links

Commonly linked medicines

(chlorhexidine gluconate, ketoconazole) reference image: A weekly medication organizer with capsules.
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(chlorhexidine gluconate, ketoconazole)

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Antifungal medicine common use
0.1% ketoconazole, 0.15% salicylic acid reference image: A weekly medication organizer with capsules.
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0.1% ketoconazole, 0.15% salicylic acid

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Antifungal medicine common use
anti-fungal powder miconazole nitrate talc free reference image: A weekly medication organizer with capsules.
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Anti-fungal powder miconazole nitrate talc free

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Antifungal medicine common use
antifungal miconazole liquid continuous spray reference image: A weekly medication organizer with capsules.
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Antifungal miconazole liquid continuous spray

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Antifungal medicine common use
clotrimazole and betamethasone dipropionate reference image: A weekly medication organizer with capsules.
Image: Pilulier semainier.JPG by Stephane8888, CC BY-SA 2.5.

Clotrimazole and betamethasone dipropionate

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Antifungal medicine common use
clotrimazole topical solution usp, 1% reference image: A weekly medication organizer with capsules.
Image: Pilulier semainier.JPG by Stephane8888, CC BY-SA 2.5.

Clotrimazole topical solution usp, 1%

Commonly used for selected fungal infections depending on site, organism, and formulation.

Antifungal medicine common use

Connected records

Database matches for this condition

Dizziness reference image: An anatomical illustration of the human heart.
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Dizziness

Dizziness is a heart, blood vessel, or circulation-related symptom that may be useful to track with pulse, blood pressure, swelling, exertion, and medication timing.

Cardiovascular Heart / circulation
Exercise intolerance reference image: An anatomical illustration of the human heart.
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Exercise intolerance

Exercise intolerance is a heart, blood vessel, or circulation-related symptom that may be useful to track with pulse, blood pressure, swelling, exertion, and medication timing.

Cardiovascular Heart / circulation
Leg swelling reference image: An anatomical illustration of the human heart.
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Leg swelling

Leg swelling is a heart, blood vessel, or circulation-related symptom that may be useful to track with pulse, blood pressure, swelling, exertion, and medication timing.

Cardiovascular Heart / circulation
Palpitations reference image: An anatomical illustration of the human heart.
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Palpitations

Palpitations is a heart, blood vessel, or circulation-related symptom that may be useful to track with pulse, blood pressure, swelling, exertion, and medication timing.

Cardiovascular Heart / circulation
Edema reference image: A person jogging outdoors.
Image: Jogging Woman in Grass.jpg by Mike Baird, CC BY 2.0.

Edema

Edema is a body-wide symptom or change that can be useful to track alongside temperature, hydration, sleep, medicines, and recent exposures.

General / systemic Whole body
Fatigue reference image: A person jogging outdoors.
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Fatigue

Fatigue is a body-wide symptom or change that can be useful to track alongside temperature, hydration, sleep, medicines, and recent exposures.

General / systemic Whole body
Medication side effects reference image: A weekly medication organizer with capsules.
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Medication side effects

Medication side effects is a possible medicine, injection, allergy, or exposure-related symptom that is useful to record with timing, dose, route, and product details.

Medication / allergy Medication safety
Muscle weakness reference image: An anatomical illustration of the knee joint.
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Muscle weakness

Muscle weakness is a muscle, joint, bone, or movement-related symptom that may be tracked with location, activity, injury, swelling, stiffness, and function.

Musculoskeletal Bones / joints / muscles
Chest pain reference image: An anatomical illustration of the human heart.
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Chest pain

Chest pain is a pain or sensory complaint that is often tracked by location, intensity, timing, triggers, and response to treatment.

Pain Pain / sensory
Chest pressure reference image: An anatomical illustration of the human heart.
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Chest pressure

Chest pressure is a pain or sensory complaint that is often tracked by location, intensity, timing, triggers, and response to treatment.

Pain Pain / sensory