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Is toenail fungus a sign of diabetes – or are diabetics more susceptible to toenail fungus?
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While 8% of the general population may be infected with toenail fungus, the number reaches as high as 30% among those with diabetes. High blood sugar levels alter immunity or resistance to fungal infection, making foot care an important key to maintaining overall good health for everyone with Type 2 diabetes. Toenail fungus is not, in itself, a sign of diabetes, but diabetics are more susceptible to toenail fungus.

Are you having a toenail fungus? Here are some treatment options for you
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How can I tell if I have toenail fungus?

Toenail fungus usually starts subtly, so you might not notice anything different with your nail immediately. After a while, though, you see some noticeable differences that indicate a fungal condition.

Diabetes. The most common complications and how to avoid them?
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Foot Complications

People with diabetes can develop many different foot problems. Even ordinary problems can get worse and lead to serious complications.

How to Prevent and Treat Toenail and Foot Fungus?
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Dealing with toenail or foot fungus? They're both common conditions. Here's what you need to know to treat a fungal infection on your toes or feet, and prevent it from happening again.

Baby Skin Care: Simple Tips to Keep Baby's Skin Healthy
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Expect Bumps, Spots, and Rashes

There's nothing quite like the soft, delicate skin of a baby. And nothing like a cranky infant irritated by diaper rash, cradle cap, or another skin condition. While your baby is perfect, their skin may not be.

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