anyone had laser treatments to remove toenail fungus?

[Celebration]

I found this article in the Washington Post--

http://articles.washingtonpost.com/2011-07-11/national/35268156_1_toenail-first-laser-laser-treatment

Groupon was running a special coupon thing and might try to talk SO into it. But would love to hear experiences first.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

1. try Vick's vapor rub

[Viva_La_Revolution]

4. ^this works wonders^

apply before bed, or in the morning. put on socks so you don't track it everywhere. Takes a few months, but is nearly free.

[Jackpine Radical]

2. Vick's Vaporub works for some people. I'd try it first.

http://www.peoplespharmacy.com/2008/07/07/vicks-vaporub-f/

http://www.fungiban.com/vicks-vapor-rub-fungus-treatment.php

[jemsan]

3. Spray some distilled white vinegar on it twice a day for a few days.

It will disappear!

[TlalocW]

5. I did

And now my toenails have 20/20 vision. It was a weird surgery.

TlalocW

[Footmaster]

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[RachelH]

7. Cedar wood

Hello Celebration,

I have no experiences with laser treatments to remove toenail fungus. But maybe you first try some antibacterial agents. There are many products on the market: Powders, creams but most notably special zederna insoles made from natural cedar wood. This special wood is antifungal and absorbs all the sweat surrounding your feet - the bacteria has no langer a chance to spread. So this could be a first alternative treatment.

If it's not working: turn to a experienced podiatrist.

Good luck!