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Fungal nail infections are caused by fungi that invade the nail bed or surrounding skin, often thriving in warm, moist environments. The infection can lead to thickened, discoloured, or brittle nails, most commonly affecting the toenails.
The condition usually starts as a small white or yellow spot under the tip of the nail. Over time, it may spread deeper, causing the nail to become distorted or crumbly. Fungal nail infections are often persistent and can take several months to fully clear.
At Slinic, we offer topical antifungal treatments including Daktarin cream and Daktacort cream, which help manage fungal skin infections that can occur around the nails or contribute to ongoing irritation.
Daktarin contains miconazole, an antifungal that stops the growth of fungi and yeast. It’s suitable for treating mild fungal infections of the skin surrounding the nail, helping to reduce spread and support healing.
Daktacort combines miconazole with hydrocortisone, a mild steroid that helps reduce redness, itching, and inflammation. It may be recommended when the skin around the nail is inflamed or irritated in addition to being infected.
Ordering from Slinic is quick and discreet. Simply complete an online consultation form, and a licensed UK prescriber will assess your symptoms. If suitable, your treatment will be delivered securely and in plain packaging to your door.
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Answers about eligibility, pricing, safety and support at Slinic
Daktarin contains miconazole, an antifungal that treats fungal infections. Daktacort also contains hydrocortisone, which helps reduce inflammation, redness, and itching around the affected area.
These treatments are generally used on the skin around the nail rather than on the nail itself. They help manage surrounding irritation and stop the infection spreading to nearby skin.
Treatment usually continues for at least two weeks after symptoms clear to prevent the infection returning. Always follow your prescriber’s instructions for duration of use.
Daktacort should not be used on broken skin. If the area is cracked or weeping, speak to a prescriber before using any topical treatment.
Yes. At Slinic, you’ll complete a short online consultation. A licensed UK prescriber will review your answers and approve treatment if it’s suitable.