Jublia Topical Solution Description

Has your doctor diagnosed your chalky, thickened and cracked fingernails or toenails as distal subungual onychomycosis? There is no need to panic…you have a fungal infection most commonly caused by Trichophyton rubrum. Fungal nail infections tend to grow slowly and may go unnoticed for a time. Some people try to wait out the fungi and this can result in unsightly fingers or toes as your nails change color and split or crumble and the infection can spread to others.

Jublia Topical Solution is a triazole medicine applied on, around , and under the nail and has proven to be very effective. Fighting fungal nail infections can be a long process that you must stick to or the infection could start up again.

How Jublia Topical Solution Affects the Fungi

When applied onto the affected nail(s) as directed, the active ingredient called Efinaconazole will be absorbed into your cells and then work to block the production of a compound in the fungal cell walls called ergosterol. This is an essential component of fungal cell membranes and without it the cell walls cannot stop the contents from leaking out and unwanted substances seeping in. The fungi are unable to grow and multiply so their numbers decrease.

Conditions Treated by Jublia Topical Solution

Fungi thrive in warm, moist areas such as skin folds and deep creases, groin, or in between your toes. Our body is already home to many different types of bacteria and fungi that are pretty harmless for the most part. But if something happens that can cause a spike in their population, such as something that impairs our immune system, an infection may follow.

Those with an increased risk of an infection include diabetics, older women (perhaps due to low estrogen levels), and people with peripheral vascular disease. As the popularity of pampering yourself with a pedicure, manicure, or wearing artificial acrylic nails has increased, so has the risk of a fungal infection. Be certain the salon you choose has impeccable hygiene when it comes to the tools of their trade.

Before Jublia Topical Solution is Prescribed

Ask your doctor about any risks involved with using Jublia Topical Solution if you are pregnant, planning on becoming pregnant, or are breast feeding. Discuss other medical conditions or allergies with your doctor and list any over the counter or prescription drugs you take or use regularly, including herbal remedies and dietary or vitamin supplements so it can be determined if you can go ahead and buy Jublia Topical Solution with your prescription.

Jublia Topical Solution Proper Use and Recommendations

Jublia Topical Solution must be applied as directed for the entire treatment period indicated by your doctor in order to be certain the infection has cleared. Keep Jublia Topical Solution out of the reach of children and away from heat or flames and do not share with anyone else. You should not apply regular nail polish on affected nails without talking to a doctor first.

Possible Side Effects of Jublia Topical Solution

• Ingrown toenail
• Irritation after applied
• Redness on skin surrounding fungal nail

Drugs Similar to Jublia Topical Solution

• Lamisil
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