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Fungal nails

jaywak

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For about 5 years I have had fungal nail infection ,I had tried every thing from prescribed medication to all the off the shelf medications to no avail, Three weeks ago I went for my annual review for my type 1 and was chatting to the consultant about it and he just mentioned that there was a little known fact that Vicks vapour rub was a good remedy for the problem, It's like a miracle I have been rubbing it on my two big toes for about eighteen days and if this speed of recovery is to continue I reckon it will be gone within two weeks, Just thought I would mention it as it may help someone else with the problem.
 
For about 5 years I have had fungal nail infection ,I had tried every thing from prescribed medication to all the off the shelf medications to no avail, Three weeks ago I went for my annual review for my type 1 and was chatting to the consultant about it and he just mentioned that there was a little known fact that Vicks vapour rub was a good remedy for the problem, It's like a miracle I have been rubbing it on my two big toes for about eighteen days and if this speed of recovery is to continue I reckon it will be gone within two weeks, Just thought I would mention it as it may help someone else with the problem.

@jaywak

Your tale is funny as I had a similar problem. However where I live in the US we pay for the prescriptions. So I got the prescription and although I had a very expensive health plan they would not cover for my nail treatments. The cost of the drugs at the time was $1000!. Yup 650 quid give or take. I discovered this version of a wife's tale and went to work with the Vicks vapour rub. 3 weeks later my nails were all cleared up and for the cost of less than $10!
 
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