If babies are healthier, they will grow up better, so parents take care of their babies meticulously. Some parents may notice that their baby's toenails have turned yellow and thick, so they are very worried and afraid that it may be caused by a lack of certain elements in the baby's body. Want to urgently know what causes a 2-year-old baby's toenails to turn yellow and thick?
What's wrong with a 2-year-old baby's toenails turning yellow and thick
Considering onychomycosis, the cause of onychomycosis is usually fungal infection on the skin first, and then gradually the fungi will transfer to the nails, often causing several to break down at once. Some people may accidentally squeeze their toenails while wearing shoes, or injure their nails during nail repairs. Once there is a wound, fungi will spread straight in. The main reason for easy recurrence is related to one's physical condition. Generally, poor microcirculation, poor blood supply, and slow or zero growth of the nail will definitely have poor therapeutic effects. Fungi, like colds, can also cause recurrent infections and relapses.
What should I do if my baby's toenails turn yellow and thick
Different fungi can cause different color changes, such as yellow, black, etc., which mask the color of the nail bed. Moreover, fungal infections can also occur in fingernails. To prevent and treat such nails, the first step is to clean your hands or feet after washing them. After removing the fingernails, there are generally three methods for treatment, such as surgical nail removal, oral medication, and topical medication. The specific treatment method depends on the patient's condition.
If a baby's toenails are not in a normal state, it also represents physical discomfort. If the baby's toenails turn yellow and thick, it is considered to be onychomycosis. You can take the baby to check and choose a suitable method for treatment, so as to better regulate and ensure the baby's body recovers better, allowing the baby to grow up healthy.
